Review of Shakespeare's Table

Devesh Patel · Post by **Devesh Patel** » 14 Feb 2025, 21:31

This is a well-balanced and thoughtful review! You highlight the strengths of "Shakespeare’s Table", particularly its well-plotted mystery and satisfying conclusion, while also noting areas for improvement, like the characterization. Your discussion of the book’s pacing and how it affected emotional moments adds depth. The content warnings are a nice touch too!

Post by **Uggie Bear** » 14 Feb 2025, 21:35

This is a definite read, I love a good murder mystery and to make several characters look guilty as new evidence arise is key to keeping a reader in their toes.

mytkreadingreview · Post by **mytkreadingreview** » 14 Feb 2025, 21:43

Many people say a lie is always able to run 2 to 3 miles with in a minute while truth is preparing to come out but even on this situation truth always come out and it will be much strot than a lie. This is reason why I believe Jordan will be able to prove her innocence and be able to keep her department, as long she speak truth

lorraine horsley · Post by **lorraine horsley** » 14 Feb 2025, 22:01

Thank you for this review. I love a good murder mystery and the fact Shakespeare is in there too will add to the enjoyment. I’ve read the opening chapters and have enjoyed it so far. I’ll keep an eye out for those clues!

Ailakhu Yusau Aizhebiomon · Post by **Ailakhu Yusau Aizhebiomon** » 14 Feb 2025, 23:21

Not only that the name, Shakespeare pique my interest, I am also interested in the mystery around the professor's death. I honestly think that this is a book to read and would add it to my "To-read Shelf". Congrats on being #BOTD!

Post by **Amarachi Stephanie Ejike** » 14 Feb 2025, 23:40

"Shakespeare's Table" by Howard Gimple is a gripping murder mystery that follows the life of Jordan whose department was facing dissolution, and who consequently became a suspect in the gruesome murder of her department's professor.
Could Jordan prove her innocence and also save her department?
Buffs of murder mysteries will find this book delightsome.

Khushi RBY Yadav · Post by **Khushi RBY Yadav** » 14 Feb 2025, 23:44

Shakespeare's Table by Howard Gimple is a gripping murder mystery where Jordan must find a valuable artifact to save her department while proving her innocence. The story weaves clues well, though characterization could be stronger. Highly engaging, rated 5/5 stars.

Post by **Wayne Njoroge** » 15 Feb 2025, 00:15

This is a unique murder mystery that uses Shakespeare's work to offer an intriguing story plot with good character development.

Harshitha G B · Post by **Harshitha G B** » 15 Feb 2025, 00:19

"Shakespeare's Table" by Howard Gimple seems like interesting murder mystery solving tale with aspiring lady journey, who wants to do the best work but stuck in murder thing, how she will save herself and achieve?

Jelani Trotter · Post by **Jelani Trotter** » 15 Feb 2025, 00:56

The book masterfully balances suspense and intrigue, keeping readers engaged as they try to piece together the mystery alongside Jordan.

Bhimlendra Kumar 1 · Post by **Bhimlendra Kumar 1** » 15 Feb 2025, 01:01

From your review, this book seems like a great murder mystery novel. The story revolving around Shakespeare's table and his works seems very innovative. Congratulations to the author on being declared 'BOTD'!

Leonie Vermaak · Post by **Leonie Vermaak** » 15 Feb 2025, 01:12

I love murder mysteries and this one sounds very intriguing, so I can't wait to dig in. The Shakespeare artifacts is definitely an interesting add, which I'm sure I'll enjoy very much.
Thanks for a great review.
Congrats on BOTD and thanks for the free book.

Post by **Bethel Saint Bright** » 15 Feb 2025, 01:19

I already love the premise of the story. Jordan has an uphill task to both save her department and prove her innocence. I'm sure I'll enjoy the story.

Post by **Seamstress** » 15 Feb 2025, 01:19

I love Shakespeare, so using the name in any context caught my interest. More so, after I read the description and found out the book is a murder mystery and, as an additional bonus, a "treasure hunt" for a missing artifact. Thanks for gifting such a great book and congrats wiyh BOTD!

Post by **Mr Benj** » 15 Feb 2025, 01:25

Shakespeare's Table" by Howard Gimple., a book that features financial constraint, artifacts and the investigation of a murder. It will be an interesting read , especially to find out how Jordan was able to handle the diverse scenarios. An interesting book with a good plot.