Empty Sky

by Maura Satchell, Paul Lopes (As told by)

Grammy-winning music producer Matt Buckley has an enviable career in Nashville and all the finer things success can buy. But his personal life is a mess and the death of his father triggers an existential crisis. A chance meeting with a mysterious stranger who’s just lost his own son inspires Matt to get his act together. After taking some positive steps forward, Matt meets and falls for April, a struggling musician and single mother of two. Emotionally damaged from a troubled past of her own, April is understandably reluctant, given Matt’s history and reputation. But with courage, love and humor, the two manage to work through their personal baggage and trust issues toward a life together and a fairy tale ending... or one would think.

326 pages, Paperback

First published September 26, 2014

About the author

In the writing business for more than 25 years, novelist Maura Satchell is a former reporter for The Tennessean and has had her works nationally syndicated.

Satchell’s debut novel, Empty Sky (Four Pillars Media Group, 2014) has been adapted as screenplay.

The author earned a B.A. in Mass Communications from Middle Tennessee State University and now lives in Florida with her husband and makes art in her spare time (to maintain her sanity).