My Memories of a Future Life

'Constant murmur of pouring rain, piano chords and a stormy sea'

'A spellbindingly good yarn'

'Simple, beautiful - gripping'

'So original it's in a class of its own'

A classical musician seeks a cure for a career-threatening injury... and finds herself reborn into a strange future life

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Sleeve notes here

For the soundtrack of My Memories of a Future Life, you'll need Chopin's Sonata in B Minor, Rachmaninov preludes, lashings of Grieg's piano concerto in A minor and The Clash's Rock the Kasbah (they go together well).

You'll also need Samuel Barber's Dover Beach on piano, although that doesn't actually exist so do the best you can.

And the novel's undercover pieces. I'll be writing a detailed post on them soon but you can find a flavour of them here

'My Memories of a Future Life is a poignant story steeped with melancholy, edged with a desperate hope, and twisted throughout with darkness and humor'

'Some of the sharpest writing I've read in a long while'

'The feel of a modern-day witch trial with a tense romance'

'Clever when you think about it afterwards; haunting and engrossing while you're reading'