How Two Violins Led To A Russian Spy with Gerald Schoeltzel
A violin maker connects two lives, and that chance connection helps spark a spy thriller where music can give you away. I’m joined by Gerald Schoeltzel, a professional musician turned attorney and screenwriter whose résumé is as gripping as the fiction he writes. Gerald shares how he and co-author Leonid Prymak found each other through matching Italian instruments, then built Heard a Ghost: Love, Murder, and Revenge, a Russian espionage story set against Washington, DC power, opulence, romance, betrayal, and a spy hiding in plain sight.
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