Just A Song Before I Go
'Just A Song Before I Go' is more than just a love story that travels from the present to the Big Band era of the 1940s, it is if you were to take 'Fried Green Tomatoes' and 'The Notebook' and place the storyline in Chicago.

Makia, a single mother who lives in the project within the South Side of Chicago, is given community service to be spent at a predominately white, upper-class, nursing home across town.

It is there where she meets Joseph Scallettio, a reclusive, retired musician/composer. After befriending him, he begins to share with her stories from when he was younger - involved in Chicago's club scene - and tells her about Paulette.

Many are considering this a 'Nicholas Sparks-ish' type-of-read, and feel that it should be a must read for both young and old.
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Just A Song Before I Go
'Just A Song Before I Go' is more than just a love story that travels from the present to the Big Band era of the 1940s, it is if you were to take 'Fried Green Tomatoes' and 'The Notebook' and place the storyline in Chicago.

Makia, a single mother who lives in the project within the South Side of Chicago, is given community service to be spent at a predominately white, upper-class, nursing home across town.

It is there where she meets Joseph Scallettio, a reclusive, retired musician/composer. After befriending him, he begins to share with her stories from when he was younger - involved in Chicago's club scene - and tells her about Paulette.

Many are considering this a 'Nicholas Sparks-ish' type-of-read, and feel that it should be a must read for both young and old.
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Just A Song Before I Go

Just A Song Before I Go

by Tim Bryant
Just A Song Before I Go

Just A Song Before I Go

by Tim Bryant

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Overview

'Just A Song Before I Go' is more than just a love story that travels from the present to the Big Band era of the 1940s, it is if you were to take 'Fried Green Tomatoes' and 'The Notebook' and place the storyline in Chicago.

Makia, a single mother who lives in the project within the South Side of Chicago, is given community service to be spent at a predominately white, upper-class, nursing home across town.

It is there where she meets Joseph Scallettio, a reclusive, retired musician/composer. After befriending him, he begins to share with her stories from when he was younger - involved in Chicago's club scene - and tells her about Paulette.

Many are considering this a 'Nicholas Sparks-ish' type-of-read, and feel that it should be a must read for both young and old.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940016327570
Publisher: Timothy Bryant
Publication date: 03/14/2013
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 266
File size: 288 KB

About the Author

In his latest work, 'Just A Song Before I Go', Timothy Bryant gathered his own personal experience as both a published songwriter and musician in order to make the character of Joseph Scallettio come to life.

To date, Bryant has also written one other novel; a short-story; transcribed a Civil War diary, and transcribed a collection of love letters from the late 20's. He is presently penning a series of children's books, as well as starting on his next novel.

Tim's favorite book is The Bible; though also enjoys an assortment of romantic comedies, historical, and thrillers.

While reading 'Just A Song Before I Go', you will discover many elements that inspired Tim; such as personal compassions, understandings, as well as day-to-day realities. However, the basis of this story is his belief that everyone can love. And from that love, how some are left with a past haunting of how their lives might have turned out differently from a love gone by. A 'what if' if you would.
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