Ruby in the Water

Author: J. P. Sterling
Genre: Mystery/Suspense

​A musical prodigy’s search for his true identity . . . And a mysterious woman who holds the life-saving key.

When Peter Arnold, a teen-age musical prodigy, collapses on the biggest night of his career, he receives crippling news and the prognosis is grim.

While in a coma, Peter experiences dream-like flashbacks revealing his journey to piano stardom, the people 

who have impacted his life and that of his family’s, including Peter’s strange connection to a mysterious woman who lives behind his church.

Peter’s life changes forever when the mystery woman steps forward with a secret that could be the key to his recovery.

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Reviewer: Kelly Potts

“Rudy in the Water” provides the reader with characters that are easily likeable. Some characters enter unexpectedly and are gone just as fast. Others linger in the background, needing more development but the reasoning for that makes sense once you have finished reading. The flashbacks provide the framework for the brisk ending. The copy that I read had a number of grammatical and spelling errors. Though listed as a Christian book, I don’t feel it had a Christian message.

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