A Note Yet Unsung (A Belmont Mansion Novel Book #3)

This is book three in the Belmont Mansion series, however it is a stand alone novel. There are characters in the first two books that we see in this one, yet they are not in the forefront of this novel. Rebekah Carrington has a mind of her own and talent most men would be envious of, yet because she is a woman will she ever be able to preform on stage? Rebekah is determined and strong willed, when she continually buts head with Nathaniel Tate Whitcomb, will there be more accomplished together or apart? Nathaniel Tate Whitcomb is trying to make a mark on the world through his music. Will Rebekah be a blessing or a curse? Tate and Rebekah both have a past they want to remain private, yet sometimes your past must be confronted before the present can truly be lived. Their love of music and the sparks that fly between them is great. Tamera Alexander always does such a great job at keeping your interest, writing her dialogue, developing her characters and throwing in just enough laughter and romance.

Tamera Alexander has taken me on an unforgettable romantic adventure I will not soon forget. What a beautiful way she uses words. She inspires and touches hearts. I loved A Note Yet Unsung. This novel to me was a perfect work of art. Tamara's characters are so well developed, Rebeka Carrington and Nathaniel Tate Whitcomb are no exception to her excellent work. Rebeka, a beautiful talented master violinist trained in Vienna, but born in the 19th century and before her time. Women were considered “far too fragile and frail” to play in an orchestra. Tate a maestro conductor at Nashville Philharmonic, which he achieved at a very early age. Their swoon worthy relationship gets off to a rocky start. They both are driven people who want to leave their mark on the music world. Despite their differences they find they have a lot in common. Rebeka and Tate realize they must work in harmony to achieve their goal of finishing his symphony. There are a host of other characters in this story that you will long remember and treasure as you do a close friend. I found myself in tears on more than one occasion. I love the way Ms. Alexander, through her characters, is able to draw hope out of the darkness. It is not often I find a book that I want to read more than once, but A Note Yet Unsung is one. Thank you Tamara for writing beautiful, exciting and clean Christian historical romance works of art.