Resonance: The Orpheus Files Book 1
They called him Orpheus, because of what he can do with his voice. The vortex in the woods made him what he is, but it was Lingley Research Facility that trained him. They lied to him, used him, and then… he ran away. Six years later, the young man with the hypnotic voice is busking for loose change on the streets of Bristol. Does everything he can to stay hidden. Until Jack Tyler refuses to ignore him and invites him to sing with ‘Nothing In The Cage’.
Drawn together by forces they can’t quite understand, and fighting the very real threats closing in on all sides, the band has only just begun to unravel the tangled strings of ‘Operation Hades’. How deep does the vortex go? And if you hold it up to your ear, can you hear the song inside that holds it all together?
A love song to the magic and importance of music. Stranger Things if they were twenty-somethings in a rock band.
Content Warnings for Resonance
Though not explicitly graphic, the plot will include mentions and depictions of: violent acts, gun use, explosions, medical facilities/white coats, implied sexual harassment and/or attempted assault, physical wounds, mental health issues including anxiety and grief/bereavement, PTSD, mentions of war zones, forced confinement, isolation, incarceration, substance use and disturbing/distressing hallucinations.
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