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Author: S. D. Mayes
Publisher: BHC Press
Imprint: BHC Press
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 2.30cm
, Length: 21.60cm
ISBN: 9781946848666
ISBN 10: 1946848662
Pages: 412
Publication Date: 06 October 2017
Audience:
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Letters to the Pianist has a gripping and multi-layered plotline, authentic characterisation, which had me fall in love with Joe by the conclusion. Fascinatingly informative on the strength of Fascist sympathizers in wartime London society. This book is a five star read.'-- The Daily MailLetters to the Pianist is a riveting story. It was interesting all the way through and exciting at the end. A great story!-- Ignite BookblogLetters to the Pianist is a taut and suspenseful tale of wartime intrigue.-- Readers Favorite One of the best novels I've ever read. Mayes has written a masterpiece that you'll want to take your time and read, savor the words slowly, and let the pages turn themselves.-- John Darryl Winston, award-winning author of the IA trilogyFive solid stars! Letters to the Pianist is a gripping historical suspense novel that throws you into the turmoil of WWII London immediately. Simply superb writing with some terrific plot twists to keep me on edge. S.D. Mayes has done her homework and it shows. Fantastic, epic and haunting.-- Bibiana Krall, author of Leaving Pandora
Letters to the Pianist has a gripping and multi-layered plotline, authentic characterisation, which had me fall in love with Joe by the conclusion. Fascinatingly informative on the strength of Fascist sympathizers in wartime London society. This book is a five star read.'-- The Daily MailLetters to the Pianist is a riveting story. It was interesting all the way through and exciting at the end. A great story!-- Ignite BookblogLetters to the Pianist is a taut and suspenseful tale of wartime intrigue.-- Readers Favorite One of the best novels I've ever read. Mayes has written a masterpiece that you'll want to take your time and read, savor the words slowly, and let the pages turn themselves.-- John Darryl Winston, award-winning author of the IA trilogyI found the plot to be exceptional and unique...a book with mass reader appeal which took me on an emotional journey that I will never forget. An exceptional novel that will remain with me for a very long time. I give this book 5 huge stars! S.D. Mayes is an author to discover and watch if you haven't already. A rising star!-- Maxine Groves, (Booklover Catlady) Top ranked Goodreads reviewer
Letters to the Pianist has a gripping and multi-layered plotline, authentic characterisation, which had me fall in love with Joe by the conclusion. Fascinatingly informative on the strength of Fascist sympathizers in wartime London society. This book is a five star read.'-- The Daily MailLetters to the Pianist is a riveting story. It was interesting all the way through and exciting at the end. A great story!-- Ignite BookblogFive solid stars! Letters to the Pianist is a gripping historical suspense novel that throws you into the turmoil of WWII London immediately. I simply couldn't put this book down. Simply superb writing and story with some terrific plot twists to keep me on edge. I cannot recommend this book enough. S.D. Mayes has done her homework and it shows. Fantastic, epic and haunting.-- Bibiana Krall, author of Leaving PandoraOne of the best novels I've ever read. Mayes has written a masterpiece that you'll want to take your time and read, savor the words slowly, and let the pages turn themselves.-- John Darryl Winston, award-winning author of the IA trilogyI found the plot to be exceptional and unique...a book with mass reader appeal which took me on an emotional journey that I will never forget. An exceptional novel that will remain with me for a very long time. I give this book 5 huge stars! S.D. Mayes is an author to discover and watch if you haven't already. A rising star!-- Maxine Groves, (Booklover Catlady) Top ranked Goodreads reviewer
Author Information
S.D. Mayes worked as a journalist for nearly twenty years before turning her hand to fiction. Inspired by her mother's tragic memories of wartime Britain, along with the bizarre but factual events of Hitler's pursuit of power, Letters to the Pianist is her first WWII suspense novel. Originally from the West Country, she currently lives in Berkshire, United Kingdom.
