SONYA: The Music of the Spheres

by Daniel Keith Seward

Music was everything to Sonya.She learned to play for her Selusian teachers. She played for all of Earth.She even played her ethereal strains out into the farthest reaches of the cosmos.Whole worlds and whole systems of worlds that had been dominated by force began to harmonize under her melodious spell.But was this new era of artistic peace enough for her? Or was there something more fundamental to life than music, than peace?And come the end of it all, will she be able to discover this delicate flower and drink its sweet nectar...before it is too late?

151 pages, Paperback

Published March 28, 2024

Reviews

[Haylie · Rating 3 out of 5]

The plot is hard to follow and none of the characters are particularly likable. The story itself is fine but likely would have done much better as a full length novel.

[Monique · Rating 2 out of 5]

Received a free review copy. Maybe it's because I haven't read the first books in the series, but there is a distinct lack of characterization in our main character who apparently is some sort of musical prodigy Cinderella. Bad things happen, and she barely reacts, internally or externally. The entire story just left me cold. I kept wanting to care about this character, but... nope, nothing there. Just like Sonya.