This is the first chapter of our prose novel SONG TO THE SIREN. I, Park, am the person reading it out loud. We'll get back to our Road Trip episodes again at some point, but for now, I was thinking of just putting this audio file on our website-- but it's too long! And I didn't want to divide it in half! So here it is as an episode of our podcast.

It's our hope that hearing the first chapter read aloud will pique people's interest and make them want to read the whole book.

https://www.amazon.com/Song-Siren-Book-Barb-Lien-Cooper-ebook/dp/B0D7MYVTV9

So, there's the link for the whole book. If you have Kindle Unlimited, it's already FREE people who subscribe to that!

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Overview:

When two young documentary filmmakers start investigating the enigmatic death of the infamous Reed Sinclair, founder of the never-quite-made-it indie rock group The Big Carnival, they interview Reed’s former girlfriend, photographer Samantha (“Sam”) MacNamara– who tells them the story of herself, Reed, and a frightening entity named Belle.

Belle may have simply been how Reed’s troubled mental state interpreted multiple tragedies and coincidences in his life… or she may have been a supernatural being.

As the filmmakers begin to uncover the frightening truth, Sam must face the riddle of her relationship with Reed if she wants to step into the light, away from the specter of Belle and the shadow that was cast over Sam’s life.

Praise for Song to the Siren:

“As soon as I jumped into this book it was hard to put down. When I wasn’t reading it, I couldn’t wait to pick it back up again and often found myself thinking about Reed. The authors did a wonderful job of making this a gripping tale . . . fascinating, creepy, and heartbreaking all at once. Reed has earned a spot in my [list of] favorite characters. He is broken, flawed, but still so caring. I finished this book days ago and I still think about his character. That’s how much I love the guy. Amazing character development . . . The ending was hauntingly beautiful and moving . . . A book I will not soon forget.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

–IndieBookAddict.com