Hamlets Trap (Suspense)

by Janice Greene

Justins mind wanders as his English class reads Hamlet. Everyone says that his fathers recent death was caused by a careless accident. But Justin simply doesnt believe it. And his mothers engagement to her old boyfriend further raises his suspcions.

80 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Ani]

Alright story to read on a road trip, but the writing was quite off-putting and childish. It was difficult to enjoy with very short sentences that didn't really connect well.

[nooker]

I liked this one. I had been hoping it would be a straight retelling of the tale, but the twist was interesting and unexpected. Part of the unexpectedness might be due to not revealing clues until it was upon the character, but also this is how it unfolded for the character. Nice old style to a neat story.

[Adam Liusie]

A very short book but interesting and full of suspense, I enjoyed it and it took around 4 hours to read whilst going back and forth in the book to understand the book

[Tadese Naizgi]

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