A Shadow Melody - Kaufman, Brian
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"A Shadow Melody is a fascinating blend of historical fiction and speculative fiction... one of the most original novels I have read in years." -Kenneth W. Harmon, author of In the Realm of Ash and Sorrow In the early 1900s, Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, and Harry Browning each researched devices to contact the dead through scientific means. Only one of them succeeded. Harry Browning is a prodigy with an extraordinary understanding of the natural sciences. Orphaned as a child, he becomes a beloved professor, a war hero... and a shell shock victim. At war's end, he returns to his college…mehr

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"A Shadow Melody is a fascinating blend of historical fiction and speculative fiction... one of the most original novels I have read in years." -Kenneth W. Harmon, author of In the Realm of Ash and Sorrow In the early 1900s, Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, and Harry Browning each researched devices to contact the dead through scientific means. Only one of them succeeded. Harry Browning is a prodigy with an extraordinary understanding of the natural sciences. Orphaned as a child, he becomes a beloved professor, a war hero... and a shell shock victim. At war's end, he returns to his college hometown in Ohio and dedicates himself to research. Alone and isolated, he hires Elizabeth Rose, a young housekeeper with secrets. Together, they will seek to answer the one question that all humanity shares-what becomes of us after we pass beyond the veil? They may not like the answer.
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Brian Kaufman is the author of nine novels, five textbooks, multiple study guides, and a collection of novellas. He lives with his wife and dog in the Colorado mountains. Kaufman divides his time between his various passions, including blues guitar, weightlifting, hiking, and book hoarding. Most of all, he writes.