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READ HIS STORY. HEAR HIS MUSIC.Experience the life of Frédéric Chopin through the story—and the music that shaped it.Chopin's Last Manuscript is an immersive historical novel that lets you listen to Chopin's music at the very moments he is composing, performing, and living it.“Curled up with this novel, phone beside me playing each piece as Chopin wrote it, I sobbed twice. The music unlocks his exile, longing, and love in ways words alone can’t.” — Reader Review_________________________________________________________________________________________________CHOPIN'S LAST MANUSCRIPTThe secret love that shaped his genius — and nearly destroyed him.Paris, 1830. Genius on the edge.Frédéric Chopin arrives in Paris, where his extraordinary music captivates Europe—and where he begins the passionate, turbulent love affair that will change his life.Through triumph, jealousy, illness, betrayal and heartbreak, Chopin's Last Manuscript reveals the man behind the music and the woman who became both his greatest love and his deepest wound.“A lyrical and affecting story that elegantly re-creates the world, and the wounds, of a musical legend.”— Kirkus ReviewsMore than a novel. A story you can hear.As Chopin composes and performs the works woven throughout the story, readers can listen to the same music while they read—turning the novel into an emotional journey through both words and music.Click on embedded links in the Kindle app version, or follow the chapter-by-chapter soundtrack on your phone as you read the print version._________________________________________________________________________________________________“An original, fast-paced story… an engaging mystery, a tragic love story, and a unique look into the life of a musical genius. I could not put it down.”— Bob Pritchard, author of Her Puerto Rican Smile“A deeply satisfying story… drawing the reader into the minds and hearts of its characters across dual timelines.”— Jeannette de Beauvoir, author of Our Lady of the Dunes“A dazzling historical novel that brings Chopin vividly to life—funny, vulnerable, and human… culminating in a love affair that remakes them both.”— Elizabeth Winder, author of Parachute Women Read more
