Rosa, an ordinary teacher, considers her love life a pure drama. During a visit to the circus, a hypnotist explains to her that the solution to her problems lies in a previous life of hers. Before Rosa can even say "We're working, it seems to me," the hypnotist has sent her back in time. To London in 1594. In the body of a man who is currently engaged in a swordfight, named William Shakespeare!

So Rosa not only has to face Shakespeare's enemies in 16th century London, but also... Shakespeare himself, whose spirit has suddenly become trapped in his own body, which has made him furious. Trapped within the same body, our heroes will face the most unlikely situations. The only way for Rosa to return to the present is to discover what true love means. The continuation is on the pages of the book.

"Now you will travel to the past," I heard Prospero's voice from afar. "But I must warn you. The journey will be dangerous and if you die in the past, your spirit will also die here, in the present. So be careful." If I hadn't relaxed so deeply, I would have truly been scared by this last statement. And the last thing I heard Prospero say was, "You will not wake up until you discover what true love is."...

...The first thing I saw was an enraged man with a beard standing over me - apparently I was on the ground beneath him. I noticed he was wearing tights and, unintentionally, the thought crossed my mind: "Gay. Or a ballet dancer. Probably both."...

...Was I Shakespeare? The famous Shakespeare? And, most importantly, would I be Shakespeare until I managed to untangle myself from here? Thank goodness I wasn't Kafka. I hurriedly tried to summarize what I knew about Shakespeare. Perhaps there was something that could be useful to me. I hadn't paid much attention in English class, even though the teacher constantly told us that knowing Shakespeare was vital. But he hadn't bothered to mention anything about past lives, the fool.

A novel that brings Shakespeare to life in a crazy reincarnation!