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Brenda
1975 and William was happy in his work in the shop with his mother. Teaching piano; his various piano tuning jobs across the city; selling the instruments they stocked. But the day a young woman walked into the shop, lost for words over the tune Bill was playing on the piano, was the day his life and the life of that young woman, Debbie, changed forever.

Now seventy-two years of age, Bill was grief stricken and lonely after his beloved wife had passed away. Sarah, their only daughter, was often b
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Helen
Aug 24, 2018 rated it really liked it
This is a compelling and moving story with emotions and feelings jumping of the pages, as we go from 1975 to present day and we meet Bill who is 72, he has just lost his wife but has a daughter and two grandkids and is an easy going man who still enjoys life, although he needs a hip replacement, but his life and his daughter Sarah’s are going to be turned upside down as this family grows.

Sarah, beautiful Sarah, busy mother to two children wife to hard working Andrew, she needs to keep up with th
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Janine
Sep 16, 2018 rated it really liked it
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I am a huge fan of Fiona Palmer's books and was very excited to read her latest offering. It tells the story of Bill who worked in his mother's music store teaching music. It is a good life and then he meets the woman of his dreams Debbie who comes in for lessons. Their romance blossoms and they marry and eventually go on to have Sarah after many disappointments and miscarriages. She is married to Andrew and they have two children. Emma is also happily married with 3 children and finds out from ...more
Jules
Sep 14, 2018 marked it as to-read
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Oct 31, 2020 marked it as to-read