Act I I Stratford-upon-Avon, spring 1932<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Six years after a fire destroyed the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, a new troupe of actors is taking Stratford by storm. But offstage, Felix Richards suspects something is rotten in the state of Denmark.<\/em><\/p>\n Read Along:\u00a0<\/strong>28th March \u2013 29th April Morris Oxford feels he needs no introduction, he\u2019s the greatest actor of a generation. The theatre means everything to him but his talent is tainted by the depths of his ambition.<\/em><\/p>\n All Our Yesterdays takes us back to where it all began. The stage is set but uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.<\/em><\/p>\n My Review<\/strong><\/p>\n So finally after four weeks of answering questions related to the book, here we go with the review.<\/p>\n All Our Yesterdays<\/em> takes us back to the beginning of the Morris Oxford Players. Morris himself is a vile character. He has no moral compass. He\u2019s only interested in furthering his career. He\u2019s a selfish narcissist who sets out to destroy the careers of anyone who steals his limelight, the main one being so-called friend Richard. He systematically destroys his career, his marriage and finally his mental health.<\/p>\n Felix is the narrator. He\u2019s not quite as bad, but he claims Richard is his best friend, yet he stands back and allows it all to happen. I never knew there was so much intrigue at the RSC.<\/p>\n In The Croaking Raven<\/em>, we met Richard\u2019s son Oliver (assumed to be the killer) and Felix. All Our Yesterdays<\/em> explains the reasons for Oliver\u2019s revenge spree, and at times I can\u2019t say I blame him (though his methods are rather extreme!). This is the second book in the trilogy \u2013 the third book is coming soon.<\/p>\n Many thanks to\u00a0@lovebookstours<\/a>\u00a0for inviting me to be part of the #AllOurYesterdays readalong.<\/p>\n About the Author<\/strong><\/p>\n Guy Hale was born in Worcestershire, England. His first job was as a Professional Golfer. He also played Rugby and raced motorcycles until his mid-twenties. When this failed to kill him he started writing plays, mostly two handers which he performed in pubs and assorted venues with his mate, Andy.<\/p>\n Handles\/Tags<\/strong> Instagram\u00a0<\/strong> Threads<\/strong> Facebook<\/strong> TikTok<\/strong>
Genre:\u00a0<\/strong>Crime Fiction
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