Helen Versus Handel's Messiah

by Kay Hemlock Brown

Overview

This is, in some ways, the spiritual climax of the entire Helen saga. Helen, an operatic soprano and violinist, had become an authority on the work of Johann Sebastian Bach. But having starred in a movie about a lighthearted love affair between two women, she comes under fire from the conservative Christian Right, and very quickly finds herself barred from performing in any sacred works. She retires from the concert stage, a bitter woman.
A year later, it is Christmas once again, and Helen and her beloved Maryssa, and their adopted children try to face the season with a positive attitude, but hearing sacred Christmas music is sure to throw Helen into a depression once again.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045544863
Publisher:	Kay Hemlock Brown
Publication date:	12/25/2013
Series:	Helen , #8
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	88 KB

About the Author

Kay Hemlock Brown grew up in Western Pennsylvania, and was a part-time instructor at a small university in the northeast. She has been writing since she was in high school, and loves classical music, ballet, gymnastics, figure skating, the martial arts, tennis, and science fiction. (To be honest, she is an indifferent performer in any of these areas.) Presently she is a freelance writer.

She also likes dogs, cats and birds, and hates spiders. Kay has been adopted by several pets (who belong to a friend), and she has become a slave to them! Okay, that's enough information for the present.