Today it’s a pleasure to be a part of author B.J. Bowen’s Great Escapes Virtual Book Tour for her recent release, MUSIC IS MURDER, the first installment in her Musical Murder Mystery series.
Music is Murder
ISBN-13: 978-1942078166
Digital ASIN: B08WTLNXJP
When a symphony musician is murdered—bashed with her own
bassoon—flute player Emily Wilson becomes the prime suspect. To save herself
and secure justice for her murdered friend, she must find the killer.
In the close-knit, unforgiving environment of the symphony
orchestra Emily makes her way through the tender egos and warped relationships
of her fellow musicians to find tantalizing clues. Blackmail, the victim’s abusive
ex-boyfriend, an angry neighbor, and a shifty Symphony Board member all lead
her to feel she is on the right track.
With the dogged Lieutenant Gordon on her trail, she must flee
from the police so she can continue her search. She unexpectedly finds a loyal
female friend and the possibility of a new man in her life. But she must learn
to trust again after her failed and abusive marriage. With time running out,
will she be able to evade the lieutenant, face her personal demons, and clear
her name?
MUSIC IS MURDER is available at the following links: Amazon - B&N - Bookshop - Target
Meet the Author: B.J. Bowen
Barbara Bowen is a freelance writer. She was a finalist and Honorable Mention in the 2018 Focus: Eddy Awards for her article, “Letting Go with Grace,” published in Unity Magazine. Ms. Bowen is also an accomplished professional oboist who played with the Colorado Springs Symphony for nineteen years.
Drawing on her quirky fellow musicians and orchestral
experiences, she created the mystery series, "Musical Murders.” The first
is "Music is Murder" (Release date, 6-9-21). The second is
"Ballistics at the Ballet" (Release date TBA) The third is
"Fireworks on the Fourth" (Release date TBA).
She is a member of Sisters in Crime, lives in Colorado with
two canine friends, and has a stock of musical puns and a song for any
occasion.
For more on Barbara and her writing, you can connect with her on the following links: www.barbarabowenauthor.com or www.bookbub.com/authors/b-j-bowen
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/barbara.bowen.5055
GoodReads - https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/86942163
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Thank you. I am very partial to cosy murder mysteries.
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DeleteHi Mason - it sounds like Barbara's book could be a fascinating read ... and I'd learn so much ... she is obviously highly qualified to write these series. Thank you and all the best to her - Hilary
ReplyDeleteI hope you have fun, too!
DeleteMusicians are a sensitive bunch!
ReplyDeleteToo true. But it makes for lots of possibilities!
DeleteOh, I just love that context! An orchestra! First, I love music, so that's appealing right away. And with an orchestra, you have a group of disparate people who work together; anything can happen. I can see how this would be appealing. Thanks for sharing, Mason.
ReplyDeleteFrom the magic to the fistfights (really! Onstage at the New York Phil!)!
DeleteThis book sounds unique and intriguing. Very creative idea. Musicians are amazing and give me hope.
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ReplyDeleteI agree. The thing that's amazing is that 85 people--a symphony--with disparate views and goals, can unite for such harmony!
DeleteThis sounds wonderful! IT's going on my wish list! Thanks for the spotlight!
ReplyDeleteTerrific! Enjoy!!
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