Harmony

Five years ago, Octavia lost her beloved sister, a talented violinist, under uncertain circumstances. Now, unwilling to accept her sister’s fate, a chance encounter with a strange dream, a violin she’d long thought lost, and a young flutist with inexplicable abilities thrusts her headfirst into the mystical world of Maestros--musicians with incredible powers. In tandem with her newfound knowledgeable companion, Viola, their goals are twofold and mutual: uncover the truth behind the disappearance of Octavia’s sister and eradicate the agony-born forces of Dissonance that silently plague the world unseen.  Their trials require helping hands, whom they discover in ways more than unusual--Madrigal, a beacon of hospitality with a heroine complex; Harper, an orphan with a devotion to kindness and protecting others; and Renato, a rebellious thrill-seeker who seems to adore trouble. Together, their eccentric team must work to delve into the depths of the Maestro world, one step at a time. For better or worse, their encounters lead them to cities concealing dark secrets, a cultural institution harboring more than meets the eye, and fleeting meetings with the ambiguous restoration aficionado, Alessandro Drey. As her newfound powers blossom and her Maestro world widens, Octavia may not always enjoy the truths she uncovers--or the heinous decisions she’s forced to make. A complete three-book, novel-style trilogy! (Book I: Chapters 1 - 35) (Book II: Chapters 36 - 84) (Book III: Chapters 85 - 150) What to Expect: - Music-based magic system, instrumental weaponry, and flashy battles - Thick chapters ranging from 4k to 7k words - Overarching mysteries, heavy foreshadowing, and thick plot points that unravel with the narrative - An original, narratively-themed soundtrack full of RPG-inspired battle themes to read along to This is a series written in traditional novel style, so be prepared! All covers by devils-bite on Tumblr, and banner art by ailashiro on Tumblr! TW: Contains detailed instances of graphic violence and sensitive themes in later chapters.