Phrasing: An Inner Music Novel

by Danielle Sebastian Berry

Ainsley is a 38 year old faithful, stay-at-home suburban wife, who walked away from the music industry after college to have a family of her own. But when her teenage kids talk her in to going to Las Vegas during the biggest music festival in the country to record a hook for a track, things start to change. Attending a party for the major players in the music industry, she meets guitarist, Callum Beckman, with whom she has a powerful and undeniable chemistry. After a show-stopping performance and an evening with the young rock star, Ainsley finds her life spiraling out of her control. Can she fight the urges that are igniting within her? Or will the Ainsley she has suppressed over the years throw caution to the wind and return to the world of the living?

573 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 5, 2017

About the author

A San Francisco native, Danielle Sebastian grew up in a racially diverse neighborhood. Music, food, books, gave Danielle Sebastian all that was needed to bring the imagination to life. Still in the San Francisco Bay area, Danielle is surrounded by family that keeps her busy year round. Soccer games, softball games and the occasional high school football game makes her the ideal suburban mom. She enjoys happy hour, good music, great food and people who don't take life too seriously. Live free. Love fierce. And she's doing it with a force.

Reviews

[Matt K · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love to read and by chance came across a wonderful author by the name of Danielle Berry.
The book Phrasing was so well written I could not but it down and left me wanting more.
My hat is off to you Danielle,can't wait to see what happens next.

[Louise Batchelor · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a fan of 'rock stars' I've always wanted to read a book that gives us 'the other side of the story'. when i was given the chance to read this in exchange for an honest review i jumped at the chance. From the get go i was hooked, the first night i started reading it it was well past 1am before i put it down (if i hadn't had to go work the next day it would have been even later). My heart doubled in speed through most of this book and often brought me to tears, but i took all these people to heart and was hard to think otherwise. i loved every moment of this book and within minutes of finishing i had already bought the next book in the series so i could continue the 'rock star' journey