Rhapsody

The book was a lot better than the movie I loved the story between the two torn lovers they may have been miles apart but not in their hearts I truly recommend

Billy Dixon, aka Buster D, a great musician, was still able to make Lenore's heart sing after years of separation. But how could Lenore's heart forget Billy, when there would always be a reminder of him in their son, J.D. "Rhapsody" was about the love of two people that through earlier misunderstanding had tried to bury their true feelings for each other. However, Billy could never forget Lenore Foxwood. He had dreams about her. Lenore was his music. She was the reason for his music. He lived and breath Lenore in his music. "Rhapsody" was about their unsung and unfilled love. When Billy and Lenore finally reunite and let their emotions surface, the love that flows is like sweet music and eventually overshadows all obstacles that are still in their path and must be moved away. With Lenore's help, Billy's secret about his music is revealed, but does not ruin his career. Instead, because of Lenore, Billy's musical talents are heightened and indeed, there is a 'Rhapsody for Lenore'.

Rhapsody is wonderful. Felicia makes you ponder "just where did she come up with this story"? They are too realistic. I am a loyal and faithful Felicia Mason fan for LIFE. She continues to EXCEED EXPECTATIONS. After reading Felicia, NO other writer makes the cut. Just read the book!!!!

How many of us would, given the chance, spend a week alone with the one great love of our lives? What would you do? What would you say? How would you act after 15 years? This is the dilemma facing Billy Dixon and Lenore Foxwood college sweethearts who, after realizing their professional dreams and enduring some personal nightmares, are thrown together. Another college friend dies and leaves them each other as a provision of his will. Lenore, a college professor, stands to inherit $1 million for a scholarship fund if she can spend a week with her first love, the man who broke her heart and changed her life. Billy is now a successful songwriter, singer and producer who sees Lenore as something more than the "one who got away." Fifteen years and thousands of miles hasn't done anything to diminish their attraction or to break down the walls Lenore has erected. Felicia Mason's novel takes what could be a very contrived premise and injects humor, style, emotion and even a few surprises.