Music Makes Memories

About the Book

MUSIC MAKES MEMORIES - The Pilgrimage, is the story of 10 friends from the Generation-X, drawn together on a youthful, decadent night in 1985. The events of this night would effect their collective destiny as life takes each of the central characters down it's long and winding road. Their quest is common as they search for life’s elusive purpose. Along the way; escape is sought, hearts are broken, dreams are and are not realized and the characters evolve.

The central characters are brought back together in 2000 as tragedy strikes. The ending is climatic as truths are revealed and life’s purpose is discovered.

Music Makes Memories is a love story, it has been described as suspenseful, there is action, there are thrills...it can even be categorized as drama. Whatever the label; the one common thread is the connection. If you have ever sought the purpose and/or the meaning...You will relate to and be touched by this book.

About the Author

Previously published under the GUNNERWEB pseudonym’s B.O. Poet, Zolar Cranpuff, and even Crack Fullmoon, S. Kyle Isbell is no stranger to the craft. MUSIC MAKES MEMORIES – The Pilgrimage is Isbell’s first piece of book-length fiction. It is the story of ten Gen-X’ers and their 15-year pilgrimage, seeking out life’s purpose. Reviews have been overwhelmingly positive for the book.

When not writing commentary, short stories, poetry, and/or novels, Isbell is a General Manager with one of the worlds largest service companies, regionally based in San Antonio, TX. Born and raised in the Houston, TX area, Isbell was a 1983 graduate of Conroe High School attending Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX majoring in Criminal Justice/ Pre-Law. He has also lived (via job transfer) in Dallas and spent 1½ years in Kenosha, WI.

Kyle has also completed work on The Impetus of Abandonment, a suspense thriller based in S. Texas and is working on the sequel to MUSIC MAKES MEMORIES - The Pilgrimage. The sequel is aptly titled, MUSIC MAKES MEMORIES – For Wisdom He Prayed. Isbell resides in San Antonio with his wife Melanie and their four daughters: Morgan (10), Meagin (9), Madison (8), and Montana (10-mos).

Feel free to e-mail the author at: kisbell@M2Mpublishing.com