The Sound of Blue

The Sound of Blue explores the healing power of music in the lives of three strangers at the onset of the Balkan War in 1991. Sara Foster has left America for the adventure of a lifetime- teaching English to the sons and daughters of statesmen in Hungary, but her idyllic adventure instead reveals a dark world of pain and redemption when she ends up teaching in a refugee camp. Sara discovers that one of her students, a celebrated Serb composer, has disappeared from the camp and soon finds herself crossing into his war-torn Dubrovnik, the magnificent stone city on the Croatian Riviera. Here Sara meets a drummer boy, Luka, who holds the key to the composer's escape and illuminates the truth about the quest for refuge we all pursue. The Sound of Blue takes readers on an exquisite and soulful journey into a rare part of the world seldom understood by mainstream media.

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