A story of Macbeth, this is a compelling yet mesmerizing tale of murder, love and destiny.

Well written and engaging, this should be popular with teens.

This book is a retelling of McBeth through the eyes of a young lady at court, who is almost immediately made an orphan and ward of the court by the hanging of her father, Lord Cawdor for treason. Thus the story is told by someone completely, or virtually at the mercy of the MacBeth because of this the tale of their dissolution is even more terrifying. Although I have read and seen MacBeth, several times and enjoyed it reading this book made me realize I should go back and read it again. ( )

If you love Macbeth this book is a must read. We follow the terrible tale that is unravelled through the eyes of a young lady who is staying with the Macbeth's at Inverness. They travel all the way to Dunsinane when Birnam Wood moves. ( )

Excellent! Fast-paced, compelling characters and exciting. Strong enough to stand alone, and is a fascinating read. ( )

Don't let "Shakespeare" scare you! This was a fascinating, fast read, with *plenty* of gore. This story focuses on minor characters in the play, as well as some invented ones.

Kearsten says: Excellent! Fast-paced, compelling characters and exciting. Strong enough to stand alone, and is a fascinating read. ( )