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Dissonance
A new mystery by author and composer Jonathan Bruce Brown.
How does it feel to conduct magnificent music with a symphony orchestra? What does a composer experience as a passionate new piece of music comes to life? DISSONANCE weaves deep insights about music making into a cracking good story about unforgettable characters from a small town with a glorious the stunning beauty of Lake Michigan.
Aspiring orchestral composer Wil Walker fears his life and career are going nowhere. Then a bullet cuts down his friend, conductor Henri Falcano, and Wil discovers he has to fight with everything he's got to survive the vicious schemes of a ruthless, unseen enemy who is trying to frame him for the murder.
Watch for more titles in the series of Wil Walker Mysteries, which began with DISSONANCE and continues in DISTRACTION.
How does it feel to conduct magnificent music with a symphony orchestra? What does a composer experience as a passionate new piece of music comes to life? DISSONANCE weaves deep insights about music making into a cracking good story about unforgettable characters from a small town with a glorious the stunning beauty of Lake Michigan.
Aspiring orchestral composer Wil Walker fears his life and career are going nowhere. Then a bullet cuts down his friend, conductor Henri Falcano, and Wil discovers he has to fight with everything he's got to survive the vicious schemes of a ruthless, unseen enemy who is trying to frame him for the murder.
Watch for more titles in the series of Wil Walker Mysteries, which began with DISSONANCE and continues in DISTRACTION.
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Published April 11, 2016
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August 24, 2016
This is a good first book by a first time author. I have some close associations with the Jackson Symphony and have met some of these characters, as they are loosely based on the characters that people the symphony building. The book drew me in immediately with a vivid description of Mahler's second symphony. It drags some in the middle but then gathers intensity as it begins to wrap up with its conclusion and denouement . I gasped to find out "whodunnit" and am glad to know that there will be a sequel.
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