Death is perfect. He speaks every language, he can do anything you can do; play an instrument, draw paint, skateboard, write ect. ten times better then you can, and looks like a god in the face of a normal human, and the only way to escape the certain fate brought on by meeting him is to be better then him in any area of your choice, and to win a competition against him,
Zaida Garnet is a child prodigy. She's been playing violin since she was a child, she spends more time practicing then she does sleeping, has been first chair at all state four years in a row, and has a most impressive track record on top of that. Her dream is to go to Julliard, and some day become a famous classical musician, a household name, like Bach, and Beethoven, however she can't do that from the grave, so her only option to make that dream come true-and to save her life- is to beat death at his own game.
The wealthy Victor family travels from the bustling city of New York to a country side mansion in Germany after the death of their beloved mother and wife. A few days after their arrival at their new home a mysterious green light appears through a small dark hole in the back yard shed and a black grand piano is delivered to their front doorstep without any notice.
The Victor family then unintentionally opens their door to a supernatural journey and is soon exposed to the unforgivable secrets of their father's past. After the strange, unexpected death of their father, Ross and Rochelle Victor travel back to America in order to escape the unforgivable deed they have done. Ross, the youngest of the Victor family, soon learns that the mysterious green light he came into contact with is a trapped spirit giving him the ability to perform a strange, mesmerizing type of music.
Ross Victor is a talented young man who becomes famous for his odd and unique piano music, while simultaneously murdering those who had ever wronged him, just by playing a simple, hypnotic type of song.
Ross uses his magical new musical skills to sway the public into loving his music and those who wronged him to commit suicide in various ways, leaving no evidence of a murder behind. Throughout his murderous road to success he becomes famous world-wide.
All good things come Ross's way. Fame, fortune and revenge, but unfortunately no murder goes unpunished as the life he once knew and loved falls apart and he becomes increasingly reclusive and lonely. Can he rid himself of the evil that lives within him, or will he share the same fate as those who fell under the hypnosis of his deadly musical notes?