9781916788565 - Double Room: The exquisite, heart-wrenching BREAKOUT bestseller... de Sénès, Anne (28 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wife's voice, with unexpected, devastating consequences.'Mesmerising . Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wife's death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him . a brooding, curious novel' Foreword Reviews'A book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid . simply brilliant' Jill Johnson'Every page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We don't follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy' Jean-Paul Delfino'Sénès's impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting' Library Journal STARRED review---London, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stan's world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughter's gaze, his piano comes to life.Paris, today. After Liv's fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisa's age, and Laïvely, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Liv's voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death.But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs - sometimes even bursts of laughter - and Laïvely seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blur.And Stan's new family implodes.For readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo Ishiguro-----'This spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust . One of my favourite reads of the year' Gill Paul'Told in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene.' Katie Allen'A beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace' Doug Johnstone'A masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Sénès writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning' Jill Johnson'Enchanting, beautiful, poetic . evokes the most indescribable feelings' Babelio'Spellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic . an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights' Aurélie Dye-Pellisson'Profound and acutely moving . a rich, extraordinary sensory exper.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wifes voice, with unexpected, devastating consequencesMesmerising Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wifes death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him a brooding, curious novel Foreword ReviewsA book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid simply brilliant Jill JohnsonEvery page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We dont follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy Jean-Paul DelfinoSeness impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting Library Journal STARRED reviewLondon, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stans world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughters gaze, his piano comes to life.Paris, today. After Livs fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisas age, and Laively, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Livs voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death.But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs sometimes even bursts of laughter and Laively seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blurAnd Stans new family implodesFor readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo IshiguroThis spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust One of my favourite reads of the year Gill PaulTold in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene Katie AllenA beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace Doug JohnstoneA masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Senes writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning Jill JohnsonEnchanting, beautiful, poetic evokes the most indescribable feelings BabelioSpellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights Aurelie Dye-PellissonProfound and acutely moving a rich, extraordinary sensory experience that brings to mind the novels of Kazuo Ishiguro Reader ReviewWhat readers are saying:A mesmerising, unsettling story I finished it breathless!Beautiful and strange in equal measure, unlike anything Ive readHeartbreaking, lyrical, haunting Ill be thinking about this for weeksCaptures grief and longing with devastating precisionSpine-tingling and deeply human a masterpiece of mood and memory Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: New. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wife's voice, with unexpected, devastating consequences.'Mesmerising . Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wife's death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him . a brooding, curious novel' Foreword Reviews'A book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid . simply brilliant' Jill Johnson'Every page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We don't follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy' Jean-Paul Delfino'Sénès's impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting' Library Journal STARRED review---London, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stan's world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughter's gaze, his piano comes to life.Paris, today. After Liv's fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisa's age, and Laïvely, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Liv's voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death.But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs - sometimes even bursts of laughter - and Laïvely seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blur.And Stan's new family implodes.For readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo Ishiguro-----'This spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust . One of my favourite reads of the year' Gill Paul'Told in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene.' Katie Allen'A beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace' Doug Johnstone'A masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Sénès writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning' Jill Johnson'Enchanting, beautiful, poetic . evokes the most indescribable feelings' Babelio'Spellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic . an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights' Aurélie Dye-Pellisson'Profound and acutely moving . a rich, extraordinary sensory exper.

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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wifes voice, with unexpected, devastating consequences Mesmerising Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wifes death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him a brooding, curious novel Foreword Reviews A book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid simply brilliant Jill Johnson Every page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We dont follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy Jean-Paul Delfino Seness impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting Library JournalSTARRED review London, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stans world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughters gaze, his piano comes to life. Paris, today. After Livs fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisas age, and Laively, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Livs voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death. But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs sometimes even bursts of laughter and Laively seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blur And Stans new family implodes For readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo Ishiguro This spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust One of my favourite reads of the year Gill Paul Told in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene Katie Allen A beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace Doug Johnstone A masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Senes writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning Jill Johnson Enchanting, beautiful, poetic evokes the most indescribable feelings Babelio Spellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights Aurelie Dye-Pellisson Profound and acutely moving a rich, extraordinary sensory experience that brings to mind the novels of Kazuo Ishiguro Reader Review What readers are saying: A mesmerising, unsettling story I finished it breathless! Beautiful and strange in equal measure, unlike anything Ive read Heartbreaking, lyrical, haunting Ill be thinking about this for weeks Captures grief and longing with devastating precision Spine-tingling and deeply human a masterpiece of mood and memory I read it in two nights, unable to look away. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wifes voice, with unexpected, devastating consequencesMesmerising Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wifes death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him a brooding, curious novel Foreword ReviewsA book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid simply brilliant Jill JohnsonEvery page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We dont follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy Jean-Paul DelfinoSeness impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting Library Journal STARRED reviewLondon, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stans world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughters gaze, his piano comes to life.Paris, today. After Livs fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisas age, and Laively, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Livs voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death.But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs sometimes even bursts of laughter and Laively seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blurAnd Stans new family implodesFor readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo IshiguroThis spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust One of my favourite reads of the year Gill PaulTold in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene Katie AllenA beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace Doug JohnstoneA masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Senes writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning Jill JohnsonEnchanting, beautiful, poetic evokes the most indescribable feelings BabelioSpellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights Aurelie Dye-PellissonProfound and acutely moving a rich, extraordinary sensory experience that brings to mind the novels of Kazuo Ishiguro Reader ReviewWhat readers are saying:A mesmerising, unsettling story I finished it breathless!Beautiful and strange in equal measure, unlike anything Ive readHeartbreaking, lyrical, haunting Ill be thinking about this for weeksCaptures grief and longing with devastating precisionSpine-tingling and deeply human a masterpiece of mo Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: New. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wife's voice, with unexpected, devastating consequences.'Mesmerising . Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wife's death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him . a brooding, curious novel' Foreword Reviews'A book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid . simply brilliant' Jill Johnson'Every page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We don't follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy' Jean-Paul Delfino'Sénès's impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting' Library Journal STARRED review---London, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stan's world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughter's gaze, his piano comes to life.Paris, today. After Liv's fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisa's age, and Laïvely, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Liv's voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death.But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs - sometimes even bursts of laughter - and Laïvely seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blur.And Stan's new family implodes.For readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo Ishiguro-----'This spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust . One of my favourite reads of the year' Gill Paul'Told in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene.' Katie Allen'A beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace' Doug Johnstone'A masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Sénès writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning' Jill Johnson'Enchanting, beautiful, poetic . evokes the most indescribable feelings' Babelio'Spellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic . an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights' Aurélie Dye-Pellisson'Profound and acutely moving . a rich, extraordinary sensory exper.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wifes voice, with unexpected, devastating consequencesMesmerising Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wifes death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him a brooding, curious novel Foreword ReviewsA book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid simply brilliant Jill JohnsonEvery page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We dont follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy Jean-Paul DelfinoSeness impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting Library Journal STARRED reviewLondon, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stans world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughters gaze, his piano comes to life.Paris, today. After Livs fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisas age, and Laively, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Livs voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death.But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs sometimes even bursts of laughter and Laively seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blurAnd Stans new family implodesFor readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo IshiguroThis spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust One of my favourite reads of the year Gill PaulTold in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene Katie AllenA beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace Doug JohnstoneA masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Senes writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning Jill JohnsonEnchanting, beautiful, poetic evokes the most indescribable feelings BabelioSpellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights Aurelie Dye-PellissonProfound and acutely moving a rich, extraordinary sensory experience that brings to mind the novels of Kazuo Ishiguro Reader ReviewWhat readers are saying:A mesmerising, unsettling story I finished it breathless!Beautiful and strange in equal measure, unlike anything Ive readHeartbreaking, lyrical, haunting Ill be thinking about this for weeksCaptures grief and longing with devastating precisionSpine-tingling and deeply human a masterpiece of mo Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: New. When his life falls apart after a horrific tragedy, a composer returns to his native France, where he creates an AI machine with his dead wife's voice, with unexpected, devastating consequences.'Mesmerising . Stan melds technology with the human spirit, defying the cruel randomness of his wife's death while allowing part of her to continue to exist and interact with him . a brooding, curious novel' Foreword Reviews'A book that will haunt you with what is said and what is left unsaid . simply brilliant' Jill Johnson'Every page contains a mystery, a twist, a doubt. We don't follow the characters, we travel alongside them, turning the pages in an ever-increasing frenzy' Jean-Paul Delfino'Sénès's impressive and suspenseful literary debut novel will tempt most to read it in just one sitting' Library Journal STARRED review---London, late 1990s. Stan, a young and promising French composer, is invited to arrange the music for a theatrical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray. The play will never be staged, but Stan meets Liv, the love of his life, and their harmonious duo soon becomes a trio with the birth of their beloved daughter, Lisa. Stan's world is filled with vibrant colour and melodic music, and under his wife and daughter's gaze, his piano comes to life.Paris, today. After Liv's fatal accident, Stan returns to France surrounded by darkness, no longer able to compose, and living in the Rabbit Hole, a home left to him by an aunt. He shares his life with Babette, a lifeguard and mother of a boy of Lisa's age, and Laïvely, an AI machine of his own invention endowed with Liv's voice, that he spent entire nights building after her death.But Stan remains haunted by his past. As the silence gradually gives way to noises, whistles and sighs - sometimes even bursts of laughter - and Laïvely seems to take on a life of its own, memories and reality fade and blur.And Stan's new family implodes.For readers who love Laura Kasischke, David Nicholls and Kazuo Ishiguro-----'This spellbinding novel takes readers on a multi-sensory journey through love and loss, grief, frustration and lust . One of my favourite reads of the year' Gill Paul'Told in an achingly beautiful voice, Double Room drew me into a world full of mystery, music and bittersweet love. Every sentence is poetic, every page is captivating. I could picture, taste and smell every scene.' Katie Allen'A beautiful, heartfelt and sensual story, written with style and grace' Doug Johnstone'A masterful exploration of vulnerability, shifting memory and loss. Anne Sénès writes with sharp yet tender insight. Her words contain a subtle urgency that keep the pages turning' Jill Johnson'Enchanting, beautiful, poetic . evokes the most indescribable feelings' Babelio'Spellbinding, disconcerting and hypnotic . an amalgamation of Shakespearean tragedy, the spirit of Lewis Carroll and the vivid descriptions of Wuthering Heights' Aurélie Dye-Pellisson'Profound and acutely moving . a rich, extraordinary sensory exper.