Book Title: Murder at Macbeth
Author: Samantha Godwin
Format: eBook
Book Title:
The title of ‘Murder at Macbeth‘ is very interesting and mysterious.
Book Cover:
The cover image of the book Murder at Macbeth is a silhouette image of a young woman standing in dark with light focusing on her. The image creates curiosity in the readers after reading the initial reviews and tagline on the cover.
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Plot:
Where ever and whenever Macbeth is played in Shoreditch’s Gemini Theatre at Commercial street, people die like some evil cast has been spelled. Numerous incidents have created a superstition among the people in the theatre that playing Macbeth may claim more lives.
On March 23rd, Macbeth is planned and during the playtime a female artiste, Nikki is found lifeless backstage. Neil Hilton, the play director immediately informs the police, and thus the Detective Office Robson and his Sergeant Zahra take up the case.
Before the police arrive, Jimmy, Nikki’s love realizes that she is not dead. She is then sent to the hospital. When Robson arrives, they make an official inquiry with all the actors and stage personnel present there and come to know the Macbeth Superstition.
Is it a coincidence? Is it a real superstition? Is there a real curse that is responsible for the deaths? Or did someone has been doing it deliberately to cover up a horrible truth? Was Nikki attacked because she knows the truth?
Read this interesting book to unfold the mystery.
What I like:
1. A very nice storyline
2. The mystery is retained in every chapter.
3. The character of Detective Officer Robson is very interesting.
What I didn’t like:
As the story progresses, many new characters are added at every stage of the story. Too many characters created some confusion.
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Characters:
There are a lot of interesting characters in the book. From a passionate play director to sincere artists and dutiful detectives, from friendly fellow artists to jealous people.
Narration:
Murder at Macbeth is a perfect page-turner. From the very start till the very end, it is gripping and compelling.
Language & Grammar:
A very fine language and vocabulary are used in the story.
My Final Verdict:
An interesting mystery!
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Book Title: 3/5
Book Cover: 3/5
Plot: 3/5
Characters: 3/5
Narration: 3/5
Language & Grammar: 3/5
Final Rating: 3/5
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