The Edgewater Legacy: Book Three of The Legacy Trilogy

Corporate greed clashes with the art of musicmaking in the final chapter of the Legacy Trilogy. It's 1983. A battle rages in the office suites of the world's record companies between the old and the new approach to musicmaking. Chris Kingsley arrives in Los Angeles to find a world of greed, egos, rivalries and cynicism. When a naive young singer overdoses on drugs, Chris and his beautiful coworker embark on a dangerous journey to expose a blockbuster mentality that deflates artists' careers and gouges consumers. In the process, old enemies resurface, and old scars are reopened. For Chris and his family, the journey can either drive them apart or cement them together. "...vivid mental images...Reminds me of John Updike's minimalism. Good stuff."- Thomas Dodson, author of Hot Trod

Award winning author, Wanda DeHaven Pyle grew up in the Flint Hills of Kansas and her recollections of life on the tallgrass prairie have influenced her writing. Her work explores the untold stories of past generations and the impact they have on those who follow. Wanda is descended from a long line of educators going back as far as anyone can remember. It seemed a natural course for her to take at a time when few careers were open to women. She holds a Bachelors of Arts degree in Education, a Master of Arts Degree in Educational Psychology, and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership. A frequent writer of stories as a child, she always thought that one day should grow up to become a writer. She lives in Claremont, California with her husband and spends her retirement years writing, traveling and volunteering her time in support of at-risk children. She can be reached at drwandapyle@gmail.com. https: //wandadehavenpyle.wordpress.com/ http: //amazon.com/author/wandapyle https: //twitter.com/pyle_wanda https: //www.facebook.com/wandadehavenpyl