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Cal
This novel is written in the first person by the second violinist in a string quartet headquartered in London. It's beautifully written and includes both the pleasures and problems of playing in a quartet. Throughout the book is a love story that will keep you on edge, wondering how it will possibly turn out the way you'd like it to. The book is also a bit of a travelogue as the quartet travels to several cities in western Europe.
I've read the book three times and enjoyed it even more the third time than I did the first two.
1 comment:
Dad, I read this book several years ago and really enjoyed it as well. I hardly ever re-read books, but on your strong recommendation, maybe this is one to try again.
David
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