EKKO White Limousine

by Johnny Walker

Overview

CJ Singleton loves running sound and lights for rock concerts. A true pioneer in the world of sound design, he knows there's more to music than just sound frequencies. Just before he embarks on a national tour, his family's mysterious past begins to unfold. Sinister men now follow him everywhere. CJ has something that belongs to them and they want it back. As the lights go down and the music comes up, the rock-n-roll audience gets more than they bargained for. His heart-pounding spectacles create ripples in the entertainment world, but how he achieves that is questionable and the unwanted attention is creating obstacles. He's managed to stay a step ahead of everyone, but when a nasty female phantom goes after him, CJ is roughed up and abducted just before a concert. But are his captors' ghosts ... or something else?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016681559
Publisher:	CIC Publishing
Publication date:	05/15/2015
Series:	EKKO , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	318
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Johnny Walker is a musician turned sound man turned author. He has received two Billboard Songwriting Citations and written songs for himself and others for over twenty-five years. After spending his youth on the road, he settled down in New York City where he became submersed in the live music and theater community. While still performing on stage, he became much more involved in sound design and began working for Ralph Lauren Media Services, Miramax Films, and Lifetime...to name a few, as well as numerous venues throughout New York. First published in 2006, Johnny continues to pen the EKKO series from his home in New York.

Editorial Reviews

Want to slip into another world filled with music, suspense, and... ghosts?  Inwood author Johnny Walker's EKKO Mystery Series follows the adventures of CJ Singleton, a sound engineer who knows that the space around us is filled with all kind of frequencies--including supernatural ones. It's a fun and fascinating read designed to leave you wanting more.

Manhattan Times - Sherry Mazzocchi