The Truth of Rock and Roll

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Pub Date Dec 03 2012 | Archive Date Oct 14 2018

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Description

Rock and Roll Magic!

A nameless young man is watching his dreams slip away when a man who let his own dreams die long ago sits down and begins to tell him a story: a story of young love and teenage dreams and rock and roll magic. A story about being young and being brave, and the girl who taught him how to be that way. As the story unfolds, the young man begins to wonder if there's something more to this older man and his strange story...if maybe, just maybe, rock and roll magic is real.

A modern-day fable, The Truth of Rock and Roll is a cautionary tale about being young, being brave, and holding onto your dreams.

Rock and Roll Magic!

A nameless young man is watching his dreams slip away when a man who let his own dreams die long ago sits down and begins to tell him a story: a story of young love and teenage...


Advance Praise

"This book just might save your soul." - Christopher Taylor

"This book just might save your soul." - Christopher Taylor


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ISBN 9781483966984
PRICE $2.99 (USD)

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Featured Reviews

A touching novella about choices all of us make. Narrator must decide if he should obey his father and go to business school or chase his dreams instead. A strange old man overhears the argument and tells his own story. A story of a wasted life that started so well. Some readers may find supernatural elements out of place, but I’m not one of them.

Short, quick to read and genuinely touching. It’s an anthem for rockin’ rather than rememberin’.

Well worth the read.

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