Stations of the Cross : A Musical Novel of Obsession (Paperback)

from viennamax

What a great book! An aging singer-songwriter, a former hero of the music business, is in his fifties. Burned out long ago. But then remembering: The first and maybe only true love he ever felt. In Mexico. Forty years ago. The one and only love that inspired his whole career. And now the artist i...

from wulf

Looking back at my recent reviews as part of the LibraryThing Early Reviewer programme, I am either a harsh reviewer or I have been unlucky with getting books that capture my imagination. It was wonderful therefore to receive Robert Dunn's Stations of the Cross, which goes a long way towards redr...

from chazzarcturus

This review is based on the pdf edition received for free through LibraryThing Early Reviewers. As a young man Dyson Burnette stole away to the charming coastal town of Los Parques del Mar in Mexico to find himself. What he found was a penchant for writing rock music that people wanted to hear .....

from

This book started out strong -- I felt invested in the characters, was interested in where it was heading, and found it hard to put down. But about half way through, that enthusiasm dissolved as the main character became more and more self-absorbed. The characters disengaged with the protagonist ...

from Rosa_Saks

Starting out, I enjoyed this book immensely. I found it interesting, entertaining, and wholly original. And I loved the fact that the plot was centered around an over-the-hill songwriter struggling with writer's block. However, halfway through the book, the excitement waned and never really retur...