Contemporary BWAM interracial romance · The Ashgrove Symphony
Four Bars In
He stopped her four bars in, in front of two hundred people, and named the thing she had been hiding for nine years.
Ifeoma Okpara is twelve days from the audition that decides her life, and she has spent nine years covering a weakness in her bow arm with sheer speed. Nobody has ever had the ear to catch it. Then the conservatoire puts her in the public masterclass of Teodoro Lazaro — a soloist of international standing, twenty-two years older — and he catches it in four bars.
The room hears the difference the moment she plays it his way — which means he will go on being right about her, in public, for eight more classes. By the sixth, two fingers on her scroll in an empty warm-up room have stopped being instruction.
Then a student's phone video goes round the building, the school opens a conflict-of-interest note — and the one man who could defend her has already taken his name off her reference.
An explicit British conservatoire romance: a Black British heroine, a Filipino-American hero, and a guaranteed happily ever after. Perfect for fans of Talia Hibbert and Helen Hoang.
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