Book description
The town of Marysburg, Indiana, is buzzing with excitement when legendary British blues guitarist Derek Tufnell appears at Marysburg Music to sign autographs and chat with fans the afternoon before a performance at the Marysburg Center for the Performing Arts. The meet-and-greet session is a huge success and record store…
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1 author picked Concert Hall Hit as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
There are a couple of reasons why I love Concert Hall Hit. I love the way Darcy Gaughan, the main character, grows as a person when she forgives a rock guitarist from her past. Then she solves his murder, proving she really can rise above, and I find that very uplifting.
The second reason I love this book is for the songs that are mentioned. Every time I see a title or hear the characters describe a riff from a song, it takes me back to when I’d heard the song on the radio, cassette, or CD. That just made…
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