Mrs. Jekyll

In the powerful feminist retelling of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic, Mrs. Jekyll, Rosy Winter confronts her battle with breast cancer while grappling with a dark and sensual force that awakens within her. As she navigates the challenges of her terminal illness, strained relationships, and the fading joy of her teaching career, Rosy embraces a fierce determination to reclaim her life and passion. This evocative and lyrical narrative explores themes of rage, mortality, and the struggle to find one's identity in the face of despair.