Nocturne by Scheherazade
Synopsis: Emmanuel's
career as a classical pianist is picking up, and he is ready to leave his teaching days behind. But a
generous offer makes him reconsider, and he agrees to one last teaching gig. One look at his new
student, the daughter of a wealthy French expat, and the pianist is lost, irresistibly drawn to the
seductive young woman.
She, intrigued by her exotic and passionate new tutor, actively pursues him until he gives in, and they find themselves in the midst of a torrid romance.
But someone is dead set on preventing those two to get together...
An unconventional portrait of love and lust, a meditation on ethics, obsession and expectations, and a journey of self-discovery, Nocturne is a psychological erotic suspense, and contains mature elements. Nocturne is also a musical novel--original music composed especially to complement the story.
She, intrigued by her exotic and passionate new tutor, actively pursues him until he gives in, and they find themselves in the midst of a torrid romance.
But someone is dead set on preventing those two to get together...
An unconventional portrait of love and lust, a meditation on ethics, obsession and expectations, and a journey of self-discovery, Nocturne is a psychological erotic suspense, and contains mature elements. Nocturne is also a musical novel--original music composed especially to complement the story.
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About the Author
Scheherazade is a melomaniac and amateur flutist with a predilection for synthpop, Muse, Beethoven,
and Greg Lake. Blackflag's "Slip It In" will forever hold a special place in her heart.
Her favorite movies usually include one of
the following: a creature on a rampage; a machine on a mission who simply won't stop until its target is
dead; or an old fashioned, refined psychopath with a plan.
She won't hesitate in picking up anything
written by Patrick Senecal or Poppet, and she will inevitably fall in love with every new character LH
Cosway introduces her to. Anne Rice, Stephen King and Albert Camus are always welcomed in her
home.
Scheherazade recently moved back to her
hometown of Montreal after spending 4 years in Boston, and 2 in Brittany. She is extremely camera shy,
but can talk your ear off about her latest story, or this rock band from Turkey she just discovered.
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