Finding Your Voice: A Bullying Resistance and Recovery Guide (eBook)

J E Blough has spent more than fifty years immersed in the world of music, performing across genres and serving fifteen years as a conductor. This deep musical background infuses every page of Blough's writing, particularly in The Amelia Thorne Mysteries, where Victorian London comes alive through the intricate language of musical ciphers and synesthetic detection. The authenticity of Amelia Thorne's world, from the precise mechanics of clockwork music boxes to the emotional weight of a single dissonant chord, springs from decades of lived experience with the power of music. A lifelong devotee of Victorian English mysteries, Blough draws inspiration from the atmospheric storytelling of The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher, the period detail of Murdoch Mysteries, the gothic shadows of Chronicles of Frankenstein and Whitechapel, and the timeless deductive genius of Sherlock Holmes. Whether exploring the fog-wrapped streets of 1870s London or the haunted corridors of a country manor, Blough believes that the best stories do more than entertain, they teach us about history, human nature, and ourselves, and they make us think long after the final page is turned. With multiple mystery series exploring different styles and settings, Blough continues to craft tales where the past holds secrets worth discovering.