Sonia Harrison Jones

The Choir Sonia Harrison Jones

When Dominique Perdue finds a cruise ship passenger's lost ID card, she ends up becoming an accidental stowaway, heading for parts unknown. She soon gets mixed up with some terrorists on the cruise ship who mistake her for one of their own. She joins the ship's choir, where she enlists the help of some brave passengers and their gifted choir director. This is an unusual mystery novel where lurking danger combines with the inspiring songs of Broadway that flow through the pages, providing sensitive insights into the human condition. The plot includes two love stories, topped off by the choir's once-in-a-lifetime performance at the Sydney Opera House, leading to a poignant and uplifting finale. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: This is a must read. Dr Jones displays great storytelling ability and crafts a tale of suspense, intrigue, and comedy, bundled with romance, sophistication, and existential issues related to self worth and purpose. -Dr Michael R Lawrence, neuropsychologist, Grand Rapids, Michigan I was intrigued by this novel right from the opening chapter. I was led through a gripping story, beginning with unintentional identity theft and then on to the high seas, with rich characters forging deep connections through serendipity and chemistry. I did not put the book down until I had savoured the epilogue's satisfying revelations. A terrific read! -Janet Manuel, poet and choral singer, Summerville, Nova Scotia