Having Fun on Shakespeare's 400th
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To celebrate Shakespeare’s brilliance and honor the 400th anniversary of his death, 4 mystery authors share their contemporary novels connected to the Bard. MACDEATH, mystery by Cindy Brown.“A gut-splitting mystery…a hilarious riff on the Scottish play (*Mystery Magazine*). When actress Ivy Meadows scores her first big break as an acrobatic witch in a circus-themed production of *Macbeth, *she forgets all about the famous curse*--*until one of the cast dies on opening night. http://amzn.to/1Ohx14f PLAN X by Lise McClendon - A quick and thoughtful thriller that takes Officer Cody Byrne around the globe in a series of murderous twists that include shocking personal discovery, Shakespearean drama and royal connections that she never could have seen coming. - Indie Reader http://smarturl.it/plan--x NINE DAYS TO EVIL, psychological suspense by Nancy G. West. A newly wed graduate student studies Shakespeare and