Mark Dawson is a student of the Mechanical Engineering department of the University of Cincinnati. Apart from being a talented musician, Mark is working on a project for the United States Air Force. However, during a fateful trip to Nashville, Mark finds himself in a disastrous road accident that leaves him comatose. Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adkins first arrives on the scene of the accident, inadvertently getting his hands on the songs written by Mark. Believing him to be on the brink of death, Jeff decides to take credit for Mark's songs and starts working his way toward a musical career of his own. Will Mark survive and be able to reclaim his work? Find out in If Ya Wanna Know by T. R. Comstock.

An engaging tale about a young man's foray into a country-pop career, If Ya Wanna Know is a story any music lover will enjoy. Apart from an intriguing plot, T. R. Comstock provides lyrics to mesmerizing country songs, alongside links of URL addresses to the music on YouTube. This is a short story you can read in one sitting. Comstock's narrative is crisp and concise, using a few pages to craft distinct characters that make an impression on you. I enjoyed the lyrics, and it seems like the music promises to be worth a listen or two. Overall, I found it to be an entertaining short story that will appeal to a diverse range of readers.

If Ya Wanna Know by T R Comstock is a collection of "Original Songs and Links to YouTube Woven into a Story of Suspense." Mark Dawson, a mechanical engineering student at the University of Cincinnati, plans to spend his summer promoting the songs he wrote and recorded. His fiancée, Lora, and their friends perform their last gig in Cincinnati and bid farewell to each other. Mark packs up and takes his show on the road, beginning in Music City, Nashville. He has a good time and feels his mission is a success. As he heads back home, he is in a car accident, but luckily a man finds him and helps him get medical attention. All is not as it seems because while Mark is in a coma fighting for his life, someone has stolen his music and passed it off as his own. Will Mark ever wake up? And will the truth ever come out?

I loved reading If Ya Wanna Know because it is unique and it had an interesting plot line. T R Comstock perfectly balances the music and storytelling to present a heartwarming tale about a man trying to fulfill his dreams. Mark has a fantastic personality. His love for music and engineering makes him a relatable character because his stance to achieve success in both fields depicts what many people face today. All the chapters have songs seamlessly written into the story, and Comstock provides web links for each piece. I am glad to report that all the links work. The songs are beautiful and add a new dimension to the story. Brilliant work.

If Ya Wanna Know: Original Songs and Links to YouTube Woven into a Story of Suspense by T.R. Comstock is the perfect definition of a dog-eat-dog society where people are too selfish to care about anyone but themselves. Mark Dawson is a mechanical engineering graduate student awaiting word concerning his proposal to the airforce. He also works hard to promote his music, involving relationships, family, and life. Later, he is invited to work on a project with his friend Rocky. They decide to celebrate and end up at the Red Fox Inn, where Mark also performs his songs. After a few days, he is to head to Nashville but cannot seem to get a lift to his destination. Mark is knocked down by a speeding car and left to lie near the roadside. This incident sets him up for tough days ahead, fighting for his life and facing the uncertainty of his recordings' copyright.

If Ya Wanna Know by T.R. Comstock reveals his characters’ traits as those that reflect our society. This helps us to be vigilant about the people around us. Comstock uses a steady pace that gives us ample time to connect and empathize with the characters and fully experience the turn of events as they play out. Every song the characters sing has lyrics and links on YouTube so you can listen to and experience Mark’s musical talent. This story is relevant to every reader, as it demonstrates the evil in society, which is often disguised as good deeds.