Bohemia Beach

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Discover 'Bohemia Beach', a gripping novel by Justine Ettler that delves into the tumultuous life of Catherine Bell, a talented concert pianist facing immense challenges in the cutthroat world of classical music. This brand new drama captures Cathy's struggles as she attempts her first performance without alcohol in the mesmerizing city of Prague after a devastating show in Copenhagen. With a faltering marriage, a missing mother, and a failed recording deal, Cathy grapples with her inner demons, drawn to both a glass of champagne and a mysterious stranger, Tomas, amid the nightlife of Prague.

Ettler's brilliantly crafted narrative weaves themes of addiction, passionate love, and the transformative power of art, echoing classic literature while staying grounded in contemporary realities. With rich, evocative prose and vivid descriptions, 'Bohemia Beach' invites readers into a whirlpool of emotions and tension as Cathy fights to reclaim her life and career.

This compelling story not only makes for an edge-of-your-seat read but also provides deep insights into addiction and the pursuit of creativity. 'Bohemia Beach' heralds the return of one of Australia's most distinctive authors, offering a mesmerizing tale that intertwines art and addiction. Don’t miss your chance to explore this powerful narrative!

**Note:** Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Condition: BRAND NEW. ISBN: 9781925760002. Year: 2018. Publisher: Transit Lounge.

Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781925760002
Year: 2018
Publisher: Transit Lounge


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Catherine Bell, a famous concert pianist, is struggling to hold on to her career in a competitive international arena that spans the classical music capitals of the world. After a disastrous show in Copenhagen, Cathy is about to attempt her first concert performance without alcohol in Prague when her marriage implodes, her terminally ill, Czech-born mother goes missing from her London hospital, and a much needed highly paid recording deal falls through. Cathy finds herself coping in the only way she knows how: grasping a glass of forbidden pre-performance champagne and flirting with Tomas, a stranger in a Prague nightclub.

While her therapistNelly advises her to abstain, Cathy's relationship with drink, and Tomas, draws her deep into a whirlpool of events as mysterious, tense and seductive as Prague itself. Justine Ettler's discipline in the writing is as controlled as Cathy is out of control – the novel brilliantly references classics such asWuthering Heights —and as with Rachel inThe Girl on a Trainthe reader is drawn into the protagonist's predicament with moving, palpable intensity.

Bohemia Beachis an edge of your seat ride, a compelling story of addiction, passionate love and the power of art. It heralds the return of one of Australia's most distinctive authors.

'Ettler is back after twenty years and the wait has been worth it. This is amesmerising story of art and addiction – the author at her provocative best.' — Nikki Gemmell, author ofAfter

You can read an article from the Wentworth Courier on Bohemia

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