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Eliska has a violin and eighteen years behind her. After her parents' death-and a narrow life with an aunt who kept the truth from her-she learns to live by music: plazas, markets, night trains. From Valencia's orange light to Genoa's rope-tight harmonies, from Ligurian salt to Naples' alley-beat and Rome's river rest, each city teaches her a rule, a risk, a nameless kindness. When she returns to Prague, in the freeze of winter corners, one quiet breakfast changes everything. Marek, a notary, recognizes her parents' names and places the papers her aunt hid back in her hands. It isn't just money-it's a key. Eliska uses it to open a door that doesn't apologize: to study on her own terms, and to begin a small winter fund for buskers who are where she once was. Written in concrete, musical prose, The Busker's Inheritance is a story of choice, memory, and cities. It ends with a violin suite-five movements and a rest-and a bridge that finally lets her look forward without looking back.

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Jasmine Taylor is a British author whose work moves between tender contemporary romance, tangled historical mysteries, and character-driven suspense. Born in Bath, England, she studied English Literature at the University of Edinburgh and completed a Master's in Public History at King's College London. Her stories explore memory, second chances, and the small objects that carry our lives forward-letters, keys, benches in the rain.Jasmine has worked with libraries, museums, and schools, and she believes books are made by communities as much as by writers. She now lives in Brighton, a short walk from the sea, where she splits her days between drafting new novels and getting lost in archives. When she isn't writing, she's baking imperfect cakes, rescuing houseplants, and plotting journeys to places with interesting light.

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