Watching the Music Dance

Suze loves her music. She hides in it when her parents fight.

But when the fights end in divorce, the divorce brings an end to the music—obtained illegally by Suze's mother.

Now Nils, Suze's father, must quickly find a way to save his daughter's music—and her sanity—without breaking the law.

"Rusch creates a near-future which is horrifying in its plausibility, especially the no-supermen element, and the characters are so immediate; I finished this with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat, and I suspect it would hit parents even harder. This is really powerful, and really strong."

—Libris Leonis

"A heartwarming and heartbreaking story of the prices a child and their parents make when radical technology is thrust upon a young girl."

—Functional Nerds