9798235892071 - sunlight through old windows von biancucci, steve; biancucci, elizabeth (7 Ergebnisse)
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Sunlight Through Old Windows: When Celeste Fensby steps out of a violent July downpour into the shelter of a Roman archway, she finds a young Italian man already there. They have two hours, a shared sky, and no surnames. By the time the rain stops, something has begun that neither of them has… the language for yet.That is the summer they are twenty.What follows is the story of a love that should have had its whole life to run and was given instead a single year at university in England, a stolen week on the Tuscan coast, and a goodbye on a station platform in Pisa that neither of them ever fully recovered from.Renato Lombardi goes home to Livorno. His father's debts and the weight of family duty close around him. He marries well, builds a distinguished architectural firm, raises a son, and for thirty years finds the opening notes of an unfinished song on every piano he sits at before lifting his hands from the keys.Celeste returns to the Lake District. She marries a good man, builds a quiet life in Edinburgh, edits other people's words for a living, and keeps a private room inside herself that she never opens and never fully closes. In any storm, her mind goes to Rome. She cannot help it.Thirty-two years pass.Then a coastal market in Tuscany. A display of blood oranges, poorly balanced. The fruit rolling across the cobblestones. And a voice saying her name across the noise and the chaos, in the specific way that only one person in the world has ever said it.Sunlight Through Old Windows is the story of what happens next. Of two people in their fifties who have each built a full and honest life and must now decide what to do with the love they have been carrying since they were twenty years old. Of the families and friendships that surround them. Of a son's protective resistance and a daughter's quiet insistence. Of the song that has been waiting thirty-two years for its last verse.And of the question, finally, of whether the love that forms you at the beginning of your life can find its way home at the middle of it.The answer, this novel proposes, is yes.But it costs everything to get there. And every road walked to arrive was, in the end, exactly necessary.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Sunlight Through Old Windows: When Celeste Fensby steps out of a violent July downpour into the shelter of a Roman archway, she finds a young Italian man already there. They have two hours, a shared sky, and no surnames. By the time the rain stops, something has begun that neither of them has…the language for yet.That is the summer they are twenty.What follows is the story of a love that should have had its whole life to run and was given instead a single year at university in England, a stolen week on the Tuscan coast, and a goodbye on a station platform in Pisa that neither of them ever fully recovered from.Renato Lombardi goes home to Livorno. His father's debts and the weight of family duty close around him. He marries well, builds a distinguished architectural firm, raises a son, and for thirty years finds the opening notes of an unfinished song on every piano he sits at before lifting his hands from the keys.Celeste returns to the Lake District. She marries a good man, builds a quiet life in Edinburgh, edits other people's words for a living, and keeps a private room inside herself that she never opens and never fully closes. In any storm, her mind goes to Rome. She cannot help it.Thirty-two years pass.Then a coastal market in Tuscany. A display of blood oranges, poorly balanced. The fruit rolling across the cobblestones. And a voice saying her name across the noise and the chaos, in the specific way that only one person in the world has ever said it.Sunlight Through Old Windows is the story of what happens next. Of two people in their fifties who have each built a full and honest life and must now decide what to do with the love they have been carrying since they were twenty years old. Of the families and friendships that surround them. Of a son's protective resistance and a daughter's quiet insistence. Of the song that has been waiting thirty-two years for its last verse.And of the question, finally, of whether the love that forms you at the beginning of your life can find its way home at the middle of it.The answer, this novel proposes, is yes.But it costs everything to get there. And every road walked to arrive was, in the end, exactly necessary. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Sunlight Through Old Windows: When Celeste Fensby steps out of a violent July downpour into the shelter of a Roman archway, she finds a young Italian man already there. They have two hours, a shared sky, and no surnames. By the time the rain stops, something has begun that neither of them has…the language for yet.That is the summer they are twenty.What follows is the story of a love that should have had its whole life to run and was given instead a single year at university in England, a stolen week on the Tuscan coast, and a goodbye on a station platform in Pisa that neither of them ever fully recovered from.Renato Lombardi goes home to Livorno. His father's debts and the weight of family duty close around him. He marries well, builds a distinguished architectural firm, raises a son, and for thirty years finds the opening notes of an unfinished song on every piano he sits at before lifting his hands from the keys.Celeste returns to the Lake District. She marries a good man, builds a quiet life in Edinburgh, edits other people's words for a living, and keeps a private room inside herself that she never opens and never fully closes. In any storm, her mind goes to Rome. She cannot help it.Thirty-two years pass.Then a coastal market in Tuscany. A display of blood oranges, poorly balanced. The fruit rolling across the cobblestones. And a voice saying her name across the noise and the chaos, in the specific way that only one person in the world has ever said it.Sunlight Through Old Windows is the story of what happens next. Of two people in their fifties who have each built a full and honest life and must now decide what to do with the love they have been carrying since they were twenty years old. Of the families and friendships that surround them. Of a son's protective resistance and a daughter's quiet insistence. Of the song that has been waiting thirty-two years for its last verse.And of the question, finally, of whether the love that forms you at the beginning of your life can find its way home at the middle of it.The answer, this novel proposes, is yes.But it costs everything to get there. And every road walked to arrive was, in the end, exactly necessary. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Sunlight Through Old Windows: When Celeste Fensby steps out of a violent July downpour into the shelter of a Roman archway, she finds a young Italian man already there. They have two hours, a shared sky, and no surnames. By the time the rain stops, something has begun that neither of them has…the language for yet.That is the summer they are twenty.What follows is the story of a love that should have had its whole life to run and was given instead a single year at university in England, a stolen week on the Tuscan coast, and a goodbye on a station platform in Pisa that neither of them ever fully recovered from.Renato Lombardi goes home to Livorno. His father's debts and the weight of family duty close around him. He marries well, builds a distinguished architectural firm, raises a son, and for thirty years finds the opening notes of an unfinished song on every piano he sits at before lifting his hands from the keys.Celeste returns to the Lake District. She marries a good man, builds a quiet life in Edinburgh, edits other people's words for a living, and keeps a private room inside herself that she never opens and never fully closes. In any storm, her mind goes to Rome. She cannot help it.Thirty-two years pass.Then a coastal market in Tuscany. A display of blood oranges, poorly balanced. The fruit rolling across the cobblestones. And a voice saying her name across the noise and the chaos, in the specific way that only one person in the world has ever said it.Sunlight Through Old Windows is the story of what happens next. Of two people in their fifties who have each built a full and honest life and must now decide what to do with the love they have been carrying since they were twenty years old. Of the families and friendships that surround them. Of a son's protective resistance and a daughter's quiet insistence. Of the song that has been waiting thirty-two years for its last verse.And of the question, finally, of whether the love that forms you at the beginning of your life can find its way home at the middle of it.The answer, this novel proposes, is yes.But it costs everything to get there. And every road walked to arrive was, in the end, exactly necessary. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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