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- Author: Lindsey Catanzaro
- Publisher: Stillwater River Publications
- ISBN-10: 1946300306
- ISBN-13: 9781946300300
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.8 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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German Prodigy, Leonardo only lives with one purpose: to play the piano. His parents know it, his siblings know it, and all of Germany knows it. His technique stems from the training from his father, who sees him as a student rather than a son. He's never been afraid to perform onstage as the puppet his family wants, until now. As he strives to sever the association between him and the piano, he makes one move that will reset his whole life. Set right after WWI, Leonardo must find his way in a country that's against him, and decide if giving up music is what he's wanted all along. As far as Estella was concerned, her life was set. She had a home, a husband, a violin, and a beautiful daughter. England had just won the war, and things were supposed to be better. But they weren't. As the devastation of the Spanish flu sets in, Estella and her family are thrown into a whirlwind of sorrow and controversy. Now there are rules and servants that surround them constantly, and not to mention, a newly hired German man who draws endless suspicion. Can two enemy countries, two different people, and two instruments find harmony?
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- Author: Lindsey Catanzaro
- Publisher: Stillwater River Publications
- ISBN-10: 1946300306
- ISBN-13: 9781946300300
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.8 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
German Prodigy, Leonardo only lives with one purpose: to play the piano. His parents know it, his siblings know it, and all of Germany knows it. His technique stems from the training from his father, who sees him as a student rather than a son. He's never been afraid to perform onstage as the puppet his family wants, until now. As he strives to sever the association between him and the piano, he makes one move that will reset his whole life. Set right after WWI, Leonardo must find his way in a country that's against him, and decide if giving up music is what he's wanted all along. As far as Estella was concerned, her life was set. She had a home, a husband, a violin, and a beautiful daughter. England had just won the war, and things were supposed to be better. But they weren't. As the devastation of the Spanish flu sets in, Estella and her family are thrown into a whirlwind of sorrow and controversy. Now there are rules and servants that surround them constantly, and not to mention, a newly hired German man who draws endless suspicion. Can two enemy countries, two different people, and two instruments find harmony?
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