The Shakespeare Curse

The Shakespeare Curse: Number 2 in series | J. L. Carrell

Ok #lmpbc group here are some options. Mix of mystery, light fantasy/scifi, and historical. Please let me know. I‘ll tag the rest of the books below for ease. @Captivatedbybooks @Readergrrl @5feet.of.fury

BethM

The Bookman's Tale: A Novel of Obsession

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BethM

That Inevitable Victorian Thing

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5feet.of.fury I haven‘t read any of those! Skin Map looks really good if we do settle on fantasy! 2mo

Captivatedbybooks Im for The Bookman‘s Tale or The Skin Map 2mo

BethM @Readergrrl @Captivatedbybooks have you guys picked selections yet? 2mo

Captivatedbybooks I will hopefully have them picked this week. When‘s the deadline? I may have some picked by tonight 2mo

BethM @Captivatedbybooks picked read and mailed by 3/31 -4/1 you‘re good 2mo

Readergrrl I‘m happy with any of these options, but The Bookman‘s Tale is intriguing. I‘m a sucker for anything William! 1mo

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Emma_PK

The Shakespeare Curse: Number 2 in series | J. L. Carrell

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I thought this book was really interesting but something about it didn't fit with me. The references and overlap of the history of Shakespeare and Macbeth were fascinating but something about how they were presented detracted from the action and I found myself rereading aspects as there was almost too much detail packed in. I know that's a strange criticism but it's hard to explain any other way.

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Meglet

The Shakespeare Curse: Number 2 in series | J. L. Carrell

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A.k.a. Haunt Me Still, the followup to The Shakespeare Secret (a.k.a. Interred With Their Bones) has more of the same glories and pitfalls as the first. The Shakespeare scholarship is still fascinating to me. The characters were better developed in this one, the mystery and adventure worse (or less present). Different enough to not feel like a copy of the first‘s plot, but more bizarre and “out there.”

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