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Overview
The virtually unlimited resources of a private company plus the genius of Einstein plus the talent of Mozart equals endless possibilities times exponential trouble. A murder mystery and a curious mind send a Viennese music history teacher on sabbatical she will never forget in a world where almost anything is possible.Synopsis
The virtually unlimited resources of a private company plus the genius of Einstein plus the talent of Mozart equals endless possibilities times exponential trouble. A murder mystery and a curious mind send a Viennese music history teacher on sabbatical she will never forget in a world where almost anything is possible.
Editorials
Laura Vosika
I give Brendan Carroll what I, as an author, find the highest accolade: your book kept me up all night! Considering I was reading on computer, which is by far not my favorite mode of enjoying a good story, that praise means even more than it would for another book. I ended up setting aside all my own work, telling myself just one more page, just one more chapter, let me just see what happens next. Poof, a day was gone!Mr. Carroll kept the plot going with one surprise after another, an
Lynn ODell
This epic tale opens with a spooky, confusing prologue. Next up is a scene from the viewpoint of Detective Derek, who is trying to solve the murder of a young girl. The rest of the novel is from the viewpoint of Elisse, an expert on Mozart, who has been inadvertently drawn into the investigation by the Detective. He contacts her regarding a letter found on the murder victim's body. What's so special about the letter? It's clearly new, yet signed by Wolfgang Mozart.The book strikes a f
Maureen Miller
In a five-star rating system, this plot deserves a six. Elisse Manheim, armed only with extreme intelligence and an extensive knowledge of Wolgang Amadeus Mozart embarks on a thrilling ride as she leads her own investigation into the murder of one of her ex-students. With an intellect and education on Mozart to equal her own, Elisse has met her match in William Masters, a composer sequestered away in the cryptic Left Field facility that is now her new employer.Nothing is what it appears to
N. Foster
This book stole my heart and didn't let go. The gliding whimsical tale of what if in so many ways. I can't believe it took me so long to write this review, but now that I am (a year after reading the book), I still love this book. Time travel, corrupt societies, classical music, and even a swamp or four thrown in for good measure. Seriously. You can't do better in a book in the science fiction/fantasy genre.This author had me at time travel but he kept me with the music and romance an
Book Details
Published
November 1, 2009
Publisher
CreateSpace
Pages
488
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781448696376