The William Shakespeare Detective Agency : The School of Night (Paperback)

from gofergrl84

The William Shakespeare's Detective Agency: School of Night is a fun story that follows the bard's lesser known cousin of the same name. While trying to make his way in London, William Shakespeare (the cousin) gets involved in a murder investigation and the darker world of Elizabethan London. It'...

from tvordj

The famed poet and playwrite William Shakespeare, who shall be known as Will in this review to avoid confusion, allegedly had a cousin also named William Shakespeare, whom I shall call William. The year is 1594 and William is lodging with his cousin, flat broke and heart broken when the woman he ...

from Storeetllr

For starters, let me say that this is not great literature, but it has its charms. I thought the story was a bit uneven (parts were really great and other parts had me wanting to put it down and not pick it back up), there were a few typos (it was an LTER and an eBook, so I'm giving it the benefi...

from RowingRabbit

Note: this book is listed under the incorrect name on librarything. The review is for "Dark Lady", not "The School of Night". This is book #2 in the continuing story of William Shakespeare...no, not that one. William is a strapping young man from the country who is bunking with his not-quite-famo...

from pegasus.rose.99

Yep, I requested this on the title. I might not have even read the blurb. So, it was a bit of a shock to realize that the William Shakespeare mentioned in the title is NOT actually the Shakespeare we all know and love, but instead of its actually his country-bumpkin cousin. He's a tall, strapping...