"Many years later, when he had to choose between saving music by sacrificing his own life, or staying alive and losing music, he asked the question about destiny, wondering if he chose his own destiny or if destiny had chosen him. That's when Ethan realized that a man cannot fight what is within him already. And, even if you deny who you really are, the truth of your identity will one day catch up with you and remind you who you are supposed to be. And sometimes, if you're lucky enough, even show you how to be that true you."
A thief is born every minute. But a thief of music is not born often. And when that thief is born it is inevitable that he will steal music - as much of it as possible. Music will become his love, his passion, his obsession. He will desire to own as much music as possible and vow to protect it from destruction.
So it was with Ethan Evans, a boy who loved music from before birth and loved it even more afterwards. A boy who turned into a man unable to deny the thief's blood that coursed through his veins.
But what will a thief do when his beloved music starts getting stolen? Will he be willing to sacrifice his life to protect it? Or will he take his music collection and flee, to a place where it can't be reached, where only he has access to the beauty of songs? Will he really be able to turn his back on the rest of the world, including the one woman he truly loves? Or will he use music to give him strength and protection and fight for its survival?
