Review of Shakespeare's Table

Michelle Callaway · Post by **Michelle Callaway** » 14 Feb 2025, 14:22

I am shaking with excitement! I love reading Shakespeare's work. And to bring in a murder involving an artifact owned by Shakespeare?! Oh, goosebumps. I can't wait to give this a go and see how it ends. Thanks for the wonderful insights!

Post by **Alida Spies** » 14 Feb 2025, 14:37

This novel seems to have all the elements that make a good mystery. An innocent suspect having to prove she's innocent and find a priceless artifact, a brutal murder and historical significance. Thank you for your informative review.

Post by **Sushan Ekanayake** » 14 Feb 2025, 14:43

"Shakespeare’s Table" by Howard Gimple is a gripping murder mystery with a literary twist. As Jordan fights to save her department, she also becomes a suspect in a shocking murder. Twists, clues, and surprises make this a must-read for mystery lovers. Congratulations on being BOTD!

Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis · 14 Feb 2025, 14:50

Great review! The book sounds very intriguing and one that pulls you in from the start. I don't usually read murder mysteries, but I am going to give this one a try.

Rady Espinoza · Post by **Rady Espinoza** » 14 Feb 2025, 15:37

In the book Shakespeare's Table, Jordan, the main character, is having a horrible time because her department is going to be cut due to funds. The table that belonged to Shakespeare and was provided by a professor outside Jordan's office after he suffered a severed head on a spike, and Jordan is a person of interest in the murder investigation, so she must prove her innocence, also the author did a great job hiding clues throughout the book. Excellent BOTD.

Amos Osinya · Post by **Amos Osinya** » 14 Feb 2025, 15:47

Am eager to find out if Jordan got the artifact and how the murder investigation affected her. The review shows this is an entertaining story. Since I got the book. I will read to find out myself all about Jordan. Congratulations book of the day

Post by **Judy Burr** » 14 Feb 2025, 15:54

Thank you for your review. I liked the drama between the professor and the suspect. The description of the professor's lifestyle and his home was amazing. It is an interesting mystery from the start. Congrats to the author for the #BOTD.

Alissa Deann Devargas · Post by **Alissa Deann Devargas** » 14 Feb 2025, 16:03

'I appreciated the flow of the story. As the murder mystery progressed, different characters began to look more or less guilty as new facts were uncovered.'
This murder mystery sounds so intriguing.

Tars · Post by **Tars** » 14 Feb 2025, 16:12

It looks, according to the review, that the book is not without some minor flaws, but in my opinion, it still sounds very interesting. Then again, I might be a bit biased because I always liked the stories where the main suspect is forced to take investigation into their own hands to find the real culprit and prove their innocence. Thanks for the gift, and congrats on BOTD!

Post by **Kajori Sheryl Paul** » 14 Feb 2025, 16:20

I hope Jordan finds the artefact and proves her innocence.

Thank you for the great review.

Post by **Victory Ositaorah** » 14 Feb 2025, 16:40

I'm interested in finding out who's behind the plan to get rid of Jordan's department and how they're going to handle the situation.

Nemanja Jankovic · Post by **Nemanja Jankovic** » 14 Feb 2025, 16:45

"Shakespeare's Table" by Howard Gimple is a book centered on Jordan. Her department is to be cut, because of the budget constraints. Nevertheless, she puts all her hopes in the table that belonged to Shakespeare, whose donation would surely save her department.

ken4512 · Post by **ken4512** » 14 Feb 2025, 16:55

What an intriguing murder mystery involving Shakespeare.
Looking forward to reading Shakespeare's Table by Howard Gimple.
Thanks for the great review and congrats on BOTD!

Joe Alex 2 · Post by **Joe Alex 2** » 14 Feb 2025, 17:21

A murder mystery tied to Shakespeare and a high-stakes academic setting? That sounds like an intense and gripping read! I love when a story keeps you guessing and the clues all come together in the end.

Gayatri Tripathi · Post by **Gayatri Tripathi** » 14 Feb 2025, 17:21

This review does a great job of highlighting the strengths of Shakespeare's Table. I appreciate how the mystery kept shifting as new clues emerged, making different characters seem more or less guilty. It's always satisfying when a book leaves subtle clues throughout that make sense in hindsight. I also find it interesting that the fast-paced nature of the story may have impacted the emotional weight of a major reveal. That makes me curious to see how the book balances mystery and character development. Thanks for the insightful review!