The Blind Melody

Adriana Fernandez is a young, beautiful, and talented pianist and singer. Unfortunately, while growing up in Belém, Brazil, Adriana has encountered more than her fair share of bad luck, including a nasty encounter with a hoodlum named Joao Ramires that turns Adriana's world upside down.

But still, Adriana has a rare musical gift: she can spin incredible piano melodies from her fingers, melodies to calm even the most troubled and tormented heart.

Meanwhile, American couple Tom and Maggie Duchensky are looking for a piano player for their nightclub, The Jazzy Truth.

The question is: is lovely Adriana Fernandez the right woman for the job?

Because Tom has just discovered that he is going blind. And Maggie doesn't know if their love is strong enough to survive this crisis.

Meanwhile, Adriana's own past is about to disrupt her present in a very terrifying way, plunging her into a deadly situation that will require all of her courage to survive.

Will those who experience this Blind Melody see the light of Love? Or will darkness—both visual and emotional—win out in the end?

Big twists and turns

This was a short read, but it had my interest throughout. It had several twists and turns that tugged on my emotions. I was shocked and cried at several points.

This book could have excelled if there was more context surrounding the different events from the crimes to the love story. But even without it, it was perfect for a quick read.