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The Maestro

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T. Davis Bunn is one of the best Christian fiction authors alive today. I have enjoyed all of his books, and been challenged by many of them, but the Maestro is one of his best. Telling the story of God's calling a very gifted musician to Himself, almost against the musician's will. One of the issues this book raises is how we, as Christians, view "our" gifts. Do we consider them our's or God's? If you can get this book then do so, it took me three months (well, it took Amazon three months -- I just sat back and let them do the searching) but it was worth it. God Bless.

As a musician I found this book very insightful and touching... I realized that, in one way or another, I myself struggled with a lot of the same issues that the main protagonist wrestled with...

Excellent story - highly recommended for any Christian musicians or musicians who happen to be Christians! ;-0

I found this novel very engrossing from the first chapter to the last. The self-dialogue that Giani conducted with himself about his anger and his deep pain was so vivid and real. Many of us musicians, music lovers, and fine artists of all vocations can certainly relate to the challenges that face the need for forgiving those who have hurt us before our gifts can take wing and soar. A great read!