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Alberto Yaruro albertoyaruro — This book starts off very strong with the backstory of the Stradivarius violin around which the entire story is going to revolve. And to be honest, I actually kind of liked the rough and unlikeable protagonist. I liked the way he looked at music and the music world, even though he doesn't want to be liked. I liked his dour attitude and the way he shocked people, just because he really didn't care. The plotline is a little complex and there was a little bit too much expository for my taste. I think our murderer at the end admitted a little more than was necessary and than what a murderer would admit. I guess I've never understood why murderers or criminials admit things in the TV shows and movies and books that incriminate them, but I guess that's just this murder-mystery genre that I really don't read that often. I picked this book up because my daughter and I go to the Utah Symphony often, and we saw this book for sale at the symphony store. I was intrigued I liked learning about the classical music world. I was also interested about the author's opinion on forcing kids to do too much too soon. It seems like everyone's in such a rush all the time. A pretty good read.