Some books are set in one place. Musical Awakening is set in a feeling — and that feeling lives in a lot of places.
When I started writing June Snow's story, I wasn't consciously building a travel itinerary. I was writing from memory, from real places I had been, real corners I had sat in, real cities that had changed me. But looking back at the finished novel, I realize I had quietly mapped out an entire world — one that stretches from the high desert of New Mexico to the cobblestone streets of Oxford, from the California coast to the banks of the River Thames, and finally to Florence at golden hour.
If you've read Musical Awakening, this post is for you. And if you haven't — consider this your invitation to a world worth visiting. πΆ




