They called them Lone Star Ice and Fire.

Electric blues guitarist Sonny Blaine was the hottest player
in Texas, a cool-cat bad boy who seemed to have it all—good looks,
a diehard following, and a tone on his Fender that was fatter than
a longhorn steer.

His kid brother, Walker, shy and plain, wasn’t someone you’d look at twice—until he, too, took up blues guitar. To everyone’s dismay Walker’s fretwork possessed a black-magic hoodoo that raised the tension between the brothers tenfold. Some said Walker Blaine might even be the greatest who ever laid hands on wire and wood; others hinted that Walker could never have come by his extraordinary talent without resorting to dark dealing with sinister forces.

Two driven brothers facing off in their music, their women, with all their souls. Lone Star Ice and Fire is a tale as primal as Cain and Abel, as complex as Mozart and Salieri. It’s also a great read that brings the music of Texas—and our time—to rich, compelling, can’t-put-it-down life..

CLICK HERE to find out about the author of and Lone Star Ice and Fire, L.E.Brady.