Dischord

Fractal Enigma · AI-narrated by Martin (from Google)
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9 hr 27 min
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Perfection is a cage. He holds the key.

At the prestigious St. Valerius Conservatory, Elian Vane is a machine. Cold, precise, and technically flawless, he plays the violin exactly the way he was trained: without emotion, without error, and without soul. He is the institution’s "Ice Prince," poised to win the career-defining Grant—until a transfer student shatters his silence.

Marek Volkov is everything Elian is not. Messy, volatile, and undeniably brilliant, Marek plays with a raw passion that borders on chaos. He doesn’t just play the music; he bleeds it.

When the conservatory forces them into a high-stakes duet, the friction is instantaneous. Marek hates Elian’s robotic perfection; Elian despises Marek’s arrogant disregard for the rules. But as the practice sessions in the rain-battered penthouse stretch into the night, the hostility shifts into a tempo neither of them can control.

Amidst the smell of rosin and the tension of rivalry, Elian begins to fracture. Marek is determined to find the real person beneath the ice, but breaking Elian’s control might destroy them both.

Dischord is a high-heat, rivals-to-lovers MM romance set in the cutthroat world of classical music. It features an opposites-attract dynamic, forced proximity, and a hard-won Happy Ever After.

Perfection is a cage. He holds the key. At the prestigious St. Valerius Conservatory, Elian Vane is a machine. Cold, precise, and technically flawless, he plays the violin exactly the way he was trained: without emotion, without error, and without soul. He is the institution’s "Ice Prince," poise...

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