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Songs in Ursa Major
- Lu par : Kirsten Sieh
- Durée : 10 h et 45 min
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Description
Perfect for fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid & A Star is Born, get swept away to the summer of love with this unforgettable, escapist hit…
The summer of 1969: Rising singer-songwriters Jane Quinn and Jesse Reid looked untouchable.
Captivating crowds in festival meadows, lighting up turntables, intoxicating fans from coast to coast.
It was a connection that inspired the greatest love songs.
But nothing lasts forever.
Beneath the hits that made them, a dark secret threatened to break them. Now it’s time to hear the whole story, finally revealed in Jane’s iconic album, Songs in Ursa Major....
Commentaires
"Emma Brodie perfectly channels the languorous romance of the time and the beautiful struggle of an artistic soul trying to break free.... I got chills...I could drink a case of this book, and I’d still be on my feet." (Kevin Kwan, number one best-selling author of Crazy Rich Asians)
"Songs in Ursa Major takes us on a propulsive journey.... Sexy, atmospheric, and entertaining - this novel is pure joy on the page." (Christina Baker Kline, number one best-selling author of Orphan Train)
"Emma Brodie sieves through history to give us a behind-the-scenes, behind-closed-doors view of an aspiring singer’s tumultuous rise to fame.... A drenching, delicious and impressive debut." (Paula McLain)
"The atmosphere. The drama. Jane Quinn has singing in her blood and we follow her rollercoaster music career alongside a love story that you will keep rooting for." (Prima, Book of the Month)
