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978-1-84659-084-9
Fiction
April 2010
Paperback
Demy
240 pages
£10.99

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About the Author
Ronald Frame was born in Glasgow in 1953. He is the author of nine novels, several short stories, as well as numerous stage and radio plays.

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Unwritten Secrets

Ronald Frame

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Mariel Baxter, a famous American soprano, has suddenly cancelled recitals and flown to Vienna.

In the 1980s she came to the city to study the art of lieder singing with the reclusive Ursule Kroll, one of the brightest stars of the Nazi era and a favourite of the Führer himself. The two haven't communicated since Mariel's unexpected departure over twenty-five years ago. So why has Mariel come back? As Mariel and Kroll play a complex cat-and-mouse game, terrible revelations and recriminations about the past slowly begin to unfold. Finally, Ursule is forced to confront a dark secret from her past.


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'Unwritten Secrets strikes with flair and resonance those dissonant chords of money and desire, fame and politics, that rumble behind great music and its makers.'
Boyd Tonkin, Independent

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The taxi dropped her off at the end of Graf-Rhena-Strasse.
'I want to walk,' she told the driver.
They were in Hietzing. A long, quiet road of villas and appartments shaded by linden trees.
She stopped outside the building where she was expected.

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