Review: Musical Romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2013
Melody Mires, a flutist is a prestigious symphony, has had her share of less than stellar dates. When handsome, German conductor, Wolfgang Braun, joins the symphony, she can't help but be attracted. But, Wolf seems to have his mind occupied by the floundering orchestra. Still, love appears to be in the air.Melody is a strong heroine. She isn't shy about approaching men. Wolf is a bit of a mystery like all good romantic leads. Neither is stereotypical. I enjoyed the originality of the setting. The symphony wasn't a prop, but more like its own character which was fantastic.It's a lighthearted read with plenty of romance. Thankfully, it avoided the cheesy clichés that most romance novels are known for. It was nice to have an air of mystery about it. Even with being able to pick out the two leads, there wasn't a clear cut path for the two until further into the story. It hooked you so you wanted to keep reading. Very well done all around.