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Claim This BookSeducing Will Shakespeare
by C. P. Campanello
About the Book
When a promising playwright is seduced, the consequences are both foul and fair for a Dark Lady and a Fair Youth.
\"All the world’s a stage…\"
Will Shakespeare’s vaulting ambition in the theatre world threatens everything he holds dear. Craving recognition, he makes a risky choice that backfires when he faces the revenge of a rival playwright. Struggling with the collapse of his career, the question Will must decide before the scene that ends his eventful story is: if fame is to be, is it worth sacrificing his soul? Or if it’s not to be, what meaning will his life have had?
\"What’s past is prologue…\"
Living in the shadow of his cousin, Jack Falstaff, young Will tries to escape his self-destructive tendencies, but each poor decision brings him closer to the same inevitable fate he desperately tries to avoid. Haunted by his past, as his life unravels, Will must confront his demon and find a way to break free from his grip. Will he learn his faults lie not in the stars but within himself, before what’s to come in his present destroys his future?
\"The course of true love never did run smooth…\"
Trapped in a cycle of empty encounters, which leave him longing for something more meaningful, when the Dark Lady enters his life, Will’s caught in a romantic entanglement that threatens everything he’s worked for. Torn between the pull of lust and the hope for love, he struggles to reconcile these feelings. Will he come to understand that true love looks not with the eyes but with the mind; that it’s not about desire, but surrendering to vulnerability, or will obsession blind his understanding of what real love truly means?
Seducing Will Shakespeare is a poetic adventure unfolding in the first two books of the series: Taming of the Screwed and Love’s Labor’s Battles Lost & Won. A career-ending scandal, secret revelations, sacrifices for love, and a triumphant performance, C.P. Campanello reveals this tale of self-discovery through Shakespeare’s sonnets.
\"All the world’s a stage…\"
Will Shakespeare’s vaulting ambition in the theatre world threatens everything he holds dear. Craving recognition, he makes a risky choice that backfires when he faces the revenge of a rival playwright. Struggling with the collapse of his career, the question Will must decide before the scene that ends his eventful story is: if fame is to be, is it worth sacrificing his soul? Or if it’s not to be, what meaning will his life have had?
\"What’s past is prologue…\"
Living in the shadow of his cousin, Jack Falstaff, young Will tries to escape his self-destructive tendencies, but each poor decision brings him closer to the same inevitable fate he desperately tries to avoid. Haunted by his past, as his life unravels, Will must confront his demon and find a way to break free from his grip. Will he learn his faults lie not in the stars but within himself, before what’s to come in his present destroys his future?
\"The course of true love never did run smooth…\"
Trapped in a cycle of empty encounters, which leave him longing for something more meaningful, when the Dark Lady enters his life, Will’s caught in a romantic entanglement that threatens everything he’s worked for. Torn between the pull of lust and the hope for love, he struggles to reconcile these feelings. Will he come to understand that true love looks not with the eyes but with the mind; that it’s not about desire, but surrendering to vulnerability, or will obsession blind his understanding of what real love truly means?
Seducing Will Shakespeare is a poetic adventure unfolding in the first two books of the series: Taming of the Screwed and Love’s Labor’s Battles Lost & Won. A career-ending scandal, secret revelations, sacrifices for love, and a triumphant performance, C.P. Campanello reveals this tale of self-discovery through Shakespeare’s sonnets.
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Book Details
| ASIN | B0F3Y3Z667 |
|---|---|
| ASIN | B0F493J3J7 |
| ISBN-13 | 9798989846719 |
| Author(s) | C. P. Campanello |