With For One More Tomorrow, Elizabeth Bailey effectively proves her ability to take a well-known story and give it an unexpected twist. Instead of trying to rewrite Shakespeare’s Macbeth, she tells the story of a troubled production. As if arrogant actors, personality disputes, the constant threat of a curse, and a director who has a difficult time communicating with her actors isn’t trouble enough, this particular production also has to deal with the fact it’s being haunted by none other than Macbeth himself, and he’s not at all happy about the way Shakespeare handled his tale.
Not only has Ms. Bailey created a unique story, she has also filled the pages with interesting characters who have interesting backstory’s and a complicated tangle of personal problems. I found the main character, Sadie, to be fascinating and was surprised by how organic her relationship with the ghostly Macbeth becomes.
Although there are times when the sub-story felt a bit slow, overall I quite enjoyed For One More Tomorrow and always looked forward to every opportunity to lose myself in its pages.
I think For One More Tomorrow is a story that will be enjoyed by everyone who is looking for an interesting ghost story and romance. It’s a fantastic read.
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