Review: A must read! Great story!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2013
The following review is my opinion and not a paid review. I was received a free copy of the book from the author for my honest opinion.Melody Mires is the lead flutist in an orchestra that is struggling to stay alive. Melody is worried that someone in the orchestra is trying to get her fired. She works very hard and tries to play the very best that she can. She works more than one job just to make ends meet. She is trying her best to prove to her family that she can make it as a musician. Being a musician has been a dream for Melody all her life.With the orchestra doing everything it can to stay afloat they get a new conductor from Germany, Wolf Braun. Melody is attracted to Wolf the very first time she lays eyes on him but dating her boss is not a good idea. Everyone will think that she is trying to sleep her way to the top. Not counting all of that, she has sworn off musicians because she was hurt in the past. Wolf is also attracted to Melody and he thinks that this job is his chance at starting over and dating one of his employees just would not help his career. Besides he came to America to start a new life and leave an old one behind not to make the same mistake again.The more Melody and Wolf try to stay away from each other the hard it is. I mean hey they work together so they are going to have to spend time together. They have to work together to try and find a way to keep the orchestra from falling apart and to keep their own jobs. They have to find out who it is that is trying to frame them and find the evidence they need to stop them.This is like the third book by Aubrie Dionne that I have read. The first one was Colonization and the second one was Paradise 21 and I totally loved both of them. I plan on reading all of the New Dawn series and Paradise Reclaimed series. When I said that I would read and review Playing the Maestro I didn't think I would like it. I mean I like horror or you know romance with a paranormal creature thrown in with a little romance on the side. Or fantasy with a little romance on the side. But I thought well it is Aubrie Dionne there is no way that it could be a bad or even a boring book not with the way she writes. I am very glad that I gave Playing the Maestro a chance because it is a very good story. Yes, I liked it very much. Thanks Mel.