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"Moving With the Music" a novella by Sue Robishaw |
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Just a place to live, that's all. Sara wasn't depressed, wasn't anything, she was just--here, in the city, in a place that needed more than a little cleaning. The laughter, the music, the intense caring and caring for, that was all past--or was it? A novella with hope and soul. See excerpt below. |
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Excerpt from the book: Prologue The music. That’s what floats around her mind when she
thinks about those days. The first time she had walked into Aron’s apartment it
was alive with music. It was a little off-putting, though as a home care nurse
she was well used to quite a variety of introductions on her first visit. Her
knock had gone unanswered so she double checked the address then knocked again,
loudly. Music was seeping through the cracks around the door but she heard a
far-off, ‘Come on in; door’s open’. Dutifully she opened the door and stepped
in, shutting it behind her. But the music didn’t stop. As she stood there
waiting for him to turn the music off or down, the notes crescendoed, then
crashed rudely amidst expletives and laughter. Two voices, two instruments, not
a recording at all. The music was very much live, as was Aron, and his friend
Larry. ~ ~ ~ excerpt from "Moving
with the Music" NOTE: The original print version, titled "Carlos's ma's Friends", is now out of print. |
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02/13/2022 |