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Tante

By Anne Douglas Sedgwick

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In London's concert halls, the complex bond between a renowned pianist and her adopted daughter captivates a barrister who uncovers their hidden struggles.

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2009-09-27
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Summary

"Tante" by Anne Douglas Sedgwick is an exploration of tangled relationships set against the backdrop of London's vibrant concert scene. Madame Okraska, a famous pianist, and her adopted daughter, Karen Woodruff, are at the heart of the narrative, where themes of dedication, artistic dreams, and the burden of the past intertwine. The story opens with the electrifying atmosphere of a highly anticipated concert, showcasing Okraska's magnetic talent and beauty before introducing Gregory Jardine, a lawyer drawn into their world. Jardine's curiosity about Karen unveils the stark contrast between public admiration. Their meeting sets the stage for a journey into their interconnected lives, full of personal battles and intertwined fates..

About the Author

Anne Douglas Sedgwick was an American-born British writer.

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