Reverb
Reverb by J. Cafesin weaves both romance and psychological thriller together faultlessly under the same cover. Telling the story of James as he grows his relationship with Elizabeth and her son Cameron.Synopsis: James Micheal Whren is brilliant, beautiful, rich, and taken—with his genius for creating music. He's desired by many, yet commits to no one but his muse. Just twenty-eight, and at the pinnacle of his career, on the eve of his brother's funeral his father shatters his life, and James is left abandoned in hell with no one real to save him.
His odyssey to freedom takes him beyond the looking glass, to the reflection of friends and lovers. Humbled and alone, James escapes to the Greek island of Corfu. But instead of finding solace there, loneliness almost consumes him.
Until Elisabeth, and her son, Cameron.
Reverb is a love story, a psychological thriller paced with romantic suspense. The story chronicles intricately woven characters fraught with frailties that possess us all, and that linger long after the read. It is a tale of redemption—the evolution of a modern man from solipsist to integrated awareness, and the journey that inadvertently awakens his capacity to love.
Spun from The Magus, also about a man who learns to love someone other than himself, and way beyond 50 Shades of Gray, Reverb is told like Crime and Punishment--modern, clean, edgy verging on sharp. Like nothing you've read, guaranteed.
As the novel and the plot roll you learn more about James a rich, wealthy boy from a prestigious family. But there’s more to James than his families wealthy with his tortured past. The more you get into Reverb, and the more you start to learn about James, the more you start to connect with him.
The plot will focus on Elizabeth, James, and Camron, and these characters are written beautifully and you are able to feel all of the emotions they have and be able to connect with them as the story moves forth.
The novel is written well with J. Cafesin sentences that won’t fall short to mesmerize and you get you hooked to the pages of the novel. J. Cafesin does a miraculous job getting you hooked to the story switching between first person and third person, making Reverb feel one hundred percent original and new.
There are so many other things that make Reverb into the perfect novel for any Romance or thriller fan. I would highly recommend this noel to any one with the slightest interest in reading this fast paced, romance novel. (Amazon, Barnes and Noble)