Bone Music

by Alan Rodgers

First published 1995

A musician discovers that certain melodies can bridge the gap between the living and the dead. As he delves deeper into this otherworldly phenomenon, he finds himself caught between two realms, neither fully belonging to the world of the living nor able to escape the pull of those who have passed on. The music becomes both his gift and his curse, allowing him to communicate with spirits while threatening to consume his own humanity. He must learn to control these supernatural abilities before they destroy everything he holds dear. At its heart, this is a story about the power of music to transcend death itself and the price one man pays for that connection.

Genres: fantasy, horror, supernatural, music

Vibes: atmospheric, dark, emotional, lyrical, suspenseful

Tropes: found-family, man-vs-supernatural, power-of-music

302 pages · Hardcover · Longmeadow Pr

Content warnings: death

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