![]() ![]() ![]() Now, everything had turned dark and ominous. Just last evening, Emma had sauntered along this street with her best friend Annika, unconcerned and looking forward to Halloween. ![]() Witches, broomsticks, and black cats hunkered down in windows and shops. Pumpkins and Jack-o-lanterns sat on doorsteps. It was the last week of October, and the shops and homes were lightly adorned with Halloween decorations. The news story seemed so hard to believe, she stopped at the next street corner to read it one more time. Not only because three well-known violinists had gone missing in the last several months, but because the latest one was her teacher, Monsieur Dupriez. She dug into her jacket pocket for coins and bought a copy. Heavy dark clouds threatened a downpour.Īs she passed a newspaper stand, the headlines on The Brussels Gazette caught her attention:Įmma stopped. ![]() She glanced up at the October sky and wrapped her wool scarf tighter around her neck. Sixteen-year old Emma Braun got off the school bus and strode down Stockel Square toward her home. When a psychopathic violinist starts kidnapping other violinists around the world,ġ6-year old Emma must hunt her down before her own beloved violin teacher is killed. ![]()
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