Review: Short but powerful story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 18, 2014
This sure packs a punch for such a short book.  Our hero is recovering from the devastating loss of a child when he hears our heroine's cello music, which helps him hang on.  He slowly sees her here and there for months before he finally gets a chance to meet her, and he is as drawn to her in person as he is to her music.  She, of course, feels the same.  He is a neighbor to the "time share" sort of house the other group owns on Tryst Island.  This is a full, great story for being so brief = 4 stars.