Bücher von Sarah Fox

Orchestra practice hits the wrong chord when a fellow musician is found dead, and violinist (and now amateur sleuth) Midori Bishop finds herself investigating more than just a new concerto in Sarah Foxs new cozy mystery, Dead RingerMidori Bishops life is hitting all the right notes. She has her dream job playing violin in the Point Grey Philharmonic Orchestra, and is embarking on a new relationship with the symphonys hot maestro. But when Midori finds a cellist strangled to death during a rehearsal, the maestro soon becomes the number-one suspect and Midori his only supporter.Midori sets out to prove the maestros innocence, but soon discovers that he and many others have secrets they would rather keep hidden. For someone who was only a ringera temporary member of the orchestrathe dead cellist had certainly made a lot of enemies. And as the investigation takes Midori closer to the truth, the killer gears up for a grand finalewith Midori as the intended victim.

This isn't just a book of poems. This isn't even an apology. This is years of a young life. This is an impassioned heart, ready and willing to be exposed. This is the end of the worst kinds of pain. This is a dedication to holding on and letting go. This is a thank you and an 'I love you' all in one... One Man's Poison gives readers an insight into the troubles of physical and mental health, the 'laws' of attraction and falling in love, stretched highways leading to unknown places, and lessons both in and out of school. What begins as a pejorative disregard for living eventually blossoms into a sweet-smelling rose named gratitude. Are you ready to read with heart? Are you ready to bear your soul? Take a gamble and buy the book. You might just discover, there is something more to your life than just surviving.

A composing competition rises to a murderous crescendo in author Sarah Fox's third Music Lover's MysteryDEADLY OVERTURESThree talented classical music composers have been named finalists in a composing competition hosted by the Point Grey Philharmonic. With money and egos on the line, it doesn't surprise violinist Midori Bishop that the competition has brought out jealousy and bitter rivalries among the entrants. What does surprise her is finding one of the finalists murdered in the theater. With a cloud of suspicion hanging over the symphony's esteemed concertmaster, Midori orchestrates her own investigation, uncovering a medley of dark secrets and motives for murder. But can she bring the truth to light before the killer silences her forever?