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November 22, 2018

REVIEW: Elusive Harmony (The Warrender Saga Book 10) by Mary Burchell

JayneB Reviews / Book Reviews1970s / classical music / fathers and daughters / opera / Opera Singer / Warrender Saga2 Comments

Lindley Harding was a singer nearing the end of his career; Laurence Morven was a new star-and rival-coming up over the horizon. And Lindley’s daughter Natalie, who loved them both, found herself torn two ways as the bitterness grew between the two men. Was the situation going to ruin her ... more >

September 12, 2017

REVIEW: Strings: a love story by Megan Edwards

JayneB- Reviews / Book Reviewsclassical music / First-Person / high school sweethearts / mature / musician / second chance at love / Young-AdultComments Off on REVIEW: Strings: a love story by Megan Edwards

The Merino Rose. Ted Spencer has a hard enough time believing the celebrated violin really exists. To find it sitting on his coffee table is nothing short of incredible. The stuff of legend, the exquisite Guarnerius has been missing for centuries. But even though the renowned instrument is a violin ... more >

August 18, 2017

REVIEW: Remembered Serenade (Warrender Saga Book 9) by Mary Burchell

JayneB Reviews / Book Reviews1970s / classical music / England / Opera Singer / Warrender SagaComments Off on REVIEW: Remembered Serenade (Warrender Saga Book 9) by Mary Burchell

Fresh out of music college, Joanna Ransome hopes to forge a career as a singer. She’s touched and grateful for the help and interest of old Mr. Wilmore, who she feels she owes everything. He gets her off to a promising start, and soon enough she’s introduced to the great ... more >

July 6, 2017

REVIEW: Song Cycle (Warrender Saga Book 8) by Mary Burchell

JayneB- Reviews / Book Reviews1970s / classical music / England / Opera Singer / Warrender Saga2 Comments

After years of hard training Anna was ready to launch into a career in the world of music. Everything seemed to be going welt until family troubles forced her to turn down the chance of a lifetime to join a Canadian tour, organized by the dynamic Jonathan Keyne. But now ... more >

June 1, 2017

REVIEW: Unbidden Melody (Warrender Saga Book 7) by Mary Burchell

JayneB Reviews / Book ReviewsBoss-Secretary / classical music / England / Opera Singer / Warrender Saga1 Comments

Mary loved music, and was thrilled to be working as secretary to a famous impressario — but it was another matter when she found herself becoming involved with one of his clients, the celebrated singer, Nicholas Brenner. She told herself firmly that she could never really belong in Nicholas’s world ... more >

May 22, 2017

JOINT REVIEW: Child of Music (Warrender Saga Book 5) by Mary Burchell

JayneB Reviews / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews1960s / classical music / England / joint review / teacher heroine / Warrender SagaComments Off on JOINT REVIEW: Child of Music (Warrender Saga Book 5) by Mary Burchell

Felicity Grainger had not liked Stephen Tarkman of the Tarkman Musical Foundation when she had once sat next to him at a dinner party. He had the air, she felt, of a man who wields power and enjoys the fact and she had rather made plain her dislike. Then she ... more >

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