Rhapsody: A Love Story (1999)

by Judith Gould

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Good story, but, didn't like the way it was written. I can't remember if I have read Judith Gould before but her style is not to my taste. (

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St. Petersburg, Russia

New York, USA

London, England, UK

Kyoto, Honshū, Japan

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Misha Levin is a man who seems to have everything. A world famous pianist, he has a devoted wife, an adoring son, and the adulation of millions. Then, only hours before the most important concert of his career, he sees a woman he loved and lost eight years before. Serena, a beautiful and internationally renowned photographer, is determined not to miss her second chance with Misha. Misha too is resolute in reclaiming the happiness he has denied himself for so long. They embark on an affair both illicit and exciting, and one that is fraught with far reaching consequences.

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In Vienna for a concert Misha Levin, a Russian-Jewish musician from New York runs into Serena Gibbons, an old flame on a photographic assignment. Love flares anew, but will it last--Misha is married.