The Piano Keys - Tapa blanda

The death of a schoolfriend in the army causes old wounds to resurface, and those remaining are forced to re-evaluate their lives in comparison. This is a poignant tale of love, tolerance and redemption. When Stephanie called Dean to tell him that Percy had been killed in Iraq, it was the first time he had heard from her since she had told him to 'go to hell' the night of their Senior Prom nearly three years earlier. He certainly never expected to hear from her again - at least not with the news that Percy was dead. Dead at 20, killed in Fallujah, Iraq, by a sniper's bullet just a few weeks before Christmas. Now, it is September 2011, only a few days before the the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks, and Dean hears from Stephanie again. He knows this has something to do with Percy. You see, Stephanie was in love with Percy - and Dean was in love with her. They were in the same class at Lakeside Christian Academy, an all-white high school in North Lake, Lousiana, a small suburb of New Orleans. Well, all white, except for Percy.