Shakespearean scholar and theater director Kate Shelton's
life changes in one devastating evening -- London's Globe
burns on the eve of her production of Hamlet and her
mentor, Rosalind, is found dead. Kate and Rosalind had a
falling out and hadn't been on speaking terms, but Rosalind
showed up and gave her a mysterious box. Before Rosalind
can explain what the box is and what she wants Kate to do,
she is dead.
Now, Kate is looking at several deaths that have
Shakespearean undertones. There's a chance that a lost
Shakespeare manuscript has surfaced and even Kate admits
that could be worth killing for.
Following Kate on her quest for the manuscript and to find
the person responsible for her mentor's death is an
elegant, entrancing journey. Beautifully written and
intricately plotted, INTERRED WITH THEIR BONES is a
wonderful book for the intelligent reader and a great debut
thriller for Jennifer Lee Carrell.
The big book at the 2005 Frankfurt Book Fair-with rights now
sold in seventeen countries and counting-Jennifer Lee
Carrell's Shakespearean thriller Interred with Their
Bones is the most eagerly anticipated debut thriller of
2007.
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