Hey-hey-hey, we're approaching 2500 reads!!! Isn't it nice? :) Aren't you going to comment a bit on the books I mention here, I so don't believe that you did non like them :) C'mon!!!! Expressing your opinion is cool! :)
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Anyway, today I'm going to talk about another book by jules130, and it so happens that it's the first unfinished book that I mention here.
Well, it's almost completed it seems as there are 39 parts already, and I may be mistaken but it feels like the plot has reached a certain breaking point and it will take only a couple of chapters to cut this Gordien knot and complete the story.
Technically, this book is a spin-off of "Playing Evelyn" but don't expect to meet the characters of that book often, they've got their own busy lives to live now. Nevertheless, these two books are closely related in terms of music, and there will be no mistake saying that music is actually the main character in both these stories. And this music is good! "Aerosmith", "Rolling Stones", Janis Joplin, "Beatles" - to mention only a few of them so you could get the picture.
There are two Rosemaries in the book - Rosemary Keen and Rosemary Adams, one of them mastered the piano to perfection, another plays the guitar.
Rosemary Keen has five albums of classical music, Rosemary Adams has joined a teen rock band that is becoming extremely popular, and it's doing it fast.
Ms. Keen is a virtuosic player but there is no real feeling behind her music, Ms. Adams is in love with music she plays and with the lead singer of her band, and with the band itself.
Too many differences? The trick is that these two very different girls just happen to be one and the same person :)
Following the events of Rosemary's life is heartbreaking, it involves betrayal, abandonment, tragedy, insecurities and injuries. But there is also love! Love for music, love for Mac, love for her friends... isn't it enough to balance the story?
I wish I could answer this question, but I can't. This story hasn't seen any uploads since April 21, 2012, and it's sad!!!
But how do they say? Hope springs eternal in the human breast? Let us hope then!!! :)
