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Strings
A Love Story
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Strings
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Narrado por:
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Carlyle Coash
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Megan Edwards
The Merino Rose.
2018 US The Bill Fisher Award for Best First Book: Fiction Independent Book Publishers
2018 GOLD - Benjamin Franklin Awards - Fiction: Romance Winner Independent Book Publishers Association
2018 Gold, Benjamin Franklin Award, Mystery Winner Independent Book Publishers Association
2018 Honorable Mention - Reviewers Choice Awards - Music & Arts Winner Reader Views
2018 US Honorable Mention - Reviewers Choice Awards - Romance Winner Reader Views
2018 US Bronze for the 2017 Foreword INDIES Winner Foreword Magazine, Inc.
Ted Spencer has a hard enough time believing the celebrated violin really exists. To find it sitting on his coffee table is nothing short of incredible. The stuff of legend, the exquisite Guarnerius has been missing for centuries.
But even though the renowned instrument is a violin lover's dream come true, it holds only heartache for Ted. The value of the Merino Rose may be beyond measure, but he has acquired it at too high a cost.
Ted found his soul mate when he met Olivia de la Vega his senior year in high school. In the school's production of Camelot, Ted was cast as Lancelot, Olivia as Guenevere. They should have spent their lives together, but strings got in the way: family ties, career objectives, and the tangled web of fate.
Will the Merino Rose bring the two star-crossed lovers together at last, or will their love always remain the melancholy sound of distant violins?
©2017 Megan Edwards (P)2017 Imbrifex BooksReseñas de la crítica
"Edwards follows two would-be lovers through three decades in this lovely tale of pining and performance...Readers wanting to dwell on the melancholy of ill-timed loved will devour this beautiful novel." (Publishers Weekly)
