Christine Anthony is a cellist who wants nothing more than to play with a major symphony orchestra. Until then, she works in a clothing boutique and spends her weekends playing with a string quartet at a museum.<br><br>When a stylish, rich woman named Car Weldon asks Chris to deliver a purchase to her, Chris finds the world she knows thrown into a spin. Suddenly she’s doing things that would have scandalized her a few weeks previous. When Car takes her to St. Lucia on vacation, she meets new friends and a booking agent who offers her a job that changes her life.<br><br>And when she draws the attention of a well-known gossip columnist and a handsome TV actor, Chris suddenly has a fame she isn’t ready for. With the right choices, her cello could take her more places than she ever imagined ... but what must she leave behind?

All the Right Strings

“Some of the proofs from yesterday.”


When I got to my apartment, I set my cello on the floor of the hallway and tossed the photos onto the couch. The light on my answering machine was blinking wildly. I knew that meant I had more than one message. The light blinked faster with each message. I pressed a button and it told me I had seven messages.


Did I know seven people? Who would call me?


Maybe. But I had to hit the shower first. The messages could wait until I smelled better.


I took a very long shower. The other residents of the building could just wait.


I doubted any one had had a day like I had had. When the water was just beginning to cool, I turned it off and reached for a towel. I wrapped it around me and went into the bedroom to find some clean sweats.


In the kitchen, I opened a can of soup and put it in the microwave. While it was heating I dropped a couple slices of bread into the toaster.


Chapter 41