Harmony Lost

Lost in an unfamiliar life and possessed by a raging spirit, Pam's best hope is helping a hodgepodge trio of musicians, and a flighty husband she can't quite recall, form a rock band. But when her hidden hell-cat breaks free, everything might fall to pieces...

Pam Davis is completely confused. After waking up in the hospital with her memory wiped clean, the she returns home to her supposed husband, an aspiring rock musician who decides she's possessed. And, yes, she may be slightly possessed, but the angry spirit in her head terrifies her less than the idea of ending up alone and friendless in the strange world of London circa 1969. So she throws herself into managing her spouse's band, even though she's unclear on the concept of rock and the husband is suboptimal on a good day. 

But the mysterious voice in her head graduates from whispering thoughts of rage to controlling her body. Fighting to hold her own against the violent urges spilling from her splintered psyche, Pam struggles to convince the sexist rock 'n' rollers a woman can make their headlining dreams come true. When a predatory club owner tries to take advantage of her in a seedy club, her furious inner voice shows its claws with brutal ferocity.

Will Pam's split personality launch her to the stars or knock her into the abyss?

Harmony Lost is the quirky, time-traveling, amnesia negotiating, fish-out-of-water, body swapping, first book in the Songs out of Time contemporary fantasy/science fiction series. If you like chaotic characters, tantalizing mysteries, and retro-Seventies vibes, then you'll love Stella Jorette's far-out adventure.

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Dear Reader,
Harmony Lost is the first novel in a series but can be enjoyed as a standalone story. This book is relatively tame by today's standards, but expect behaviors and language that reflect the uninhibited and vaguely unsanitary early 1970s music scene. This edition has been electronically and professionally edited. But the novel is written in both UK and US English. Feel free to bring any usage errors to the author's attention.