The Annotated Much Ado about Nothing: a Devotional

by Ron Brackin

Fascinated by the drama of obsessive hatred or narcissistic betrayal? Read Shakespeare. Enjoy curling up on a dark and stormy night with a tale of mystery, murder, and mayhem? Bill’s your man. Delight in fairies and ghosts, witches and magic…adore the pomp and pageantry of courts and castles? I say again, read Shakespeare.And now one of Shakespeare’s most pleasant—and least bawdy or bloody—plays, is also a devotional—volume three of The Gospel According to the Classics series."The Annotated Much Ado About Nothing" includes the entire original script. At the end of each scene is a personal devotional that draws the Reader into a sweeter intimacy with Jesus Christ and deeper into his kingdom.This delightful and enlightening devotional is best enjoyed on a full stomach, after roast lamb, funnel cakes, and spiced mead.

196 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 5, 2021

About the author

The author of the international bestseller, Son of Hamas, Ron Brackin has traveled extensively in the Middle East as an investigative journalist. He was in the West Bank and Gaza during the Al-Aqsa Intifada, on assignment in Baghdad and Mosul after the fall of Iraq and more recently with the rebels and refugees of Southern Sudan and Darfur. He has contributed articles and columns to many publications, including USA Today and The Washington Times. His other books include: Sweet Persecution; Between Two Fires; Iraq, My Handiwork; Around the World in 80 Days . . . the Rest of the Story; The Gospel according to Dracula; and You and Me and the Blackthorn Tree. He was a broadcast journalist with WTOP-AM, Post-Newsweek’s all-news radio station in Washington D.C. and weekend news anchor on Metromedia’s WASH-FM. And he served as a congressional press secretary under the Reagan Administration.