At least Wide Sargasso Sea was short. 
I kind of want to do a fanfiction reworking where Mr Rochester isn't quite so jaded and bitter...
I really liked The Terror, Remus, although perhaps it fizzled out a little bit at the very end. Have you read The North Water? I couldn't help but notice strong parallels between the two books -- would be interested to know if it was just me.
Has anyone been watching the TV series of The Terror on AMC? I actually think they've done a damn fine job, except for the bloody stupid-looking CGI.
And finally house is a little tidier and I've finished my Audible book:
58.) A Head Full of Ghosts, Paul Tremblay -- When Marjorie Barrett begins to act strangely, her parents first try getting her medical help. When that fails, in desperation her father turns to a Catholic priest, and from there the family find themselves the stars of The Possession, a reality show centred around Marjorie's exorcism. The story is told through the eyes of Marjorie's younger sister Merry fifteen years later, who now blogs about the horror genre and has watched The Possession obsessively.
A horror novel, although it was more creepy than scary, with some nods to We Have Always Lived in the Castle, although I'd probably say that about any novel focusing on the relationship between two sisters. Still, 'Merry'...
I was expecting a bit more of a twist at the end, although I liked the inclusion of the blog posts about the reality show and all the meta stuff. Not as scary as I'd been hoping for.