The Virtuoso

Margriet De Moor

Pan Books

The virtuoso

History

Europe

Picador

Kreutzer Sonata

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Gerald Duckworth Co Ltd

When Lucie, the owner of a horse farm, meets gorgeous stranger Joseph, a drifter with gypsy roots, it is love at first sight, and as they defy cultural differences and embark on a passionate marriage, everything is perfect until each spring approaches, drawing Joseph back to his other family, the Gypsies. 6,000 first printing.

Duke of Egypt: A Novel

Arcade Publishing

Introducing well-known blind music critic Marius van Vlooten to a pretty first violinist, a young musicologist witnesses their subsequent affair and turbulent marriage while relating the truth behind the critic's blindness. By the author of Duke of Egypt.

The Kreutzer Sonata: A Novel (Kreutzersonate)

As friends gather for her funeral, the enigmatic life and death of the alluring but mysterious Magda is gradually revealed, includingher marriage to Robert, who sought to possess her, body and soul, and murdered her when he felt that he could never have it all. By the author of The Virtuoso.

First Gray, Then White, Then Blue

Literary

Overlook Press

For one entire opera season, Carlotta, a Neapolitan duchess, sits in her candle-lit box captive to her passion for Gasparo, the tantalizing castrato with whom she has been smitten since their childhood together in a small Italian village. De Moor recreates the world of Italian music and Naples' fashionable aristocracy with a sensuality that takes the breath away. First published in Holland, and since translated into thirteen languages, this unusual tale of song and sensuality has seduced readers around the world. A novel of sweeping gestures with delicate grace notes, The Virtuoso is a story of an exceptional place and and exceptional passion.

Ina Rilke

The Overlook Press

Erst grau dann weiß dann blau.

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Der Virtuose.

Kreutzersonate

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