Teaser Tuesday: Strange Sweet Song by Adi Rule

Teaser Tuesday is a weekly meme created and hosted over at Should Be Reading  What we do is pick up a book we're currently reading and share a couple teaser sentences! Here are the rules:

Rules:

• Grab your current read
• Flip to a random page
• Share 2 teaser sentences from somewhere on that page
• Be sure not to include spoilers!
• Also include the title and the author

Strange Sweet Song by Adi Rule

Synopsis: A young soprano enrolls in a remote music academy where nothing, not even her mysterious young vocal coach, is as it seems

Outside Dunhammond Conservatory, there lies a dark forest. And in the forest, they say, lives a great beast called the Felix. But Sing da Navelli never put much faith in the rumors and myths surrounding the school; music flows in her blood, and she is there to sing for real. This prestigious academy will finally give her the chance to prove her worth—not as the daughter of world-renowned musicians—but as an artist and leading lady in her own right.

Yet despite her best efforts, there seems to be something missing from her voice. Her doubts about her own talent are underscored by the fact that she is cast as the understudy in the school's production of her favorite opera, Angelique. Angelique was written at Dunhammond, and the legend says that the composer was inspired by forest surrounding the school, a place steeped in history, magic, and danger. But was it all a figment of his imagination, or are the fantastic figures in the opera more than imaginary? 

Sing must work with the mysterious Apprentice Nathan Daysmoor as her vocal coach, who is both her harshest critic and staunchest advocate. But Nathan has secrets of his own, secrets that are entwined with the myths and legends surrounding Dunhammond, and the great creature they say lives there.

Lyrical, gothic, and magical, Strange Sweet Song by Adi Rule will captivate and enchant readers.

Teaser:

"A sleeping part of her mind stirred from where it lay curled around her memories of home. From a moment, she was mesmerized. 

Then it passed.

She tore out his throat." pg 45

So what do you think? Let me know in the comments!