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Orpheus lost : a novel

Leela is a mathematician who has escaped her Southern hometown to study in Boston. She meets an Australian musician, Mishka, and from the moment she first hears him play his music grips her; they quickly become lovers. Then one day Leela is picked up off the street and taken to an interrogation center somewhere outside the city. There has been an explosion in the subway; terrorism is suspected. The interrogator--an old childhood friend--now reveals to her that Mishka may not be all he seems.--From publisher's description.

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  • "A student living with a Russian musician is arrested by a childhood friend who believes that the lover is a terrorist."
  • "Een hoogbegaafde Amerikaanse wiskundige weet niet wie ze moet geloven als derden beweren dat haar geliefde violist achter een terroristische aanslag zou zitten."
  • "Leela is a mathematician who has escaped her Southern hometown to study in Boston. She meets an Australian musician, Mishka, and from the moment she first hears him play his music grips her; they quickly become lovers. Then one day Leela is picked up off the street and taken to an interrogation center somewhere outside the city. There has been an explosion in the subway; terrorism is suspected. The interrogator--an old childhood friend--now reveals to her that Mishka may not be all he seems.--From publisher's description."
  • "Leela is a mathematician who has escaped her Southern hometown to study in Boston. She meets an Australian musician, Mishka, and from the moment she first hears him play his music grips her; they quickly become lovers. Then one day Leela is picked up off the street and taken to an interrogation center somewhere outside the city. There has been an explosion in the subway; terrorism is suspected. The interrogator--an old childhood friend--now reveals to her that Mishka may not be all he seems.--From publisher's description."@en
  • "Leela is a mathematician who has escaped her Southern hometown to study in Boston. She meets an Australian musician, Mishka, and from the moment she first hears him play his music grips her; they quickly become lovers. Then one day Leela is picked up off the street and taken to an interrogation center somewhere outside the city. There has been an explosion in the subway; terrorism is suspected. The interrogator--an old childhood friend--now reveals to her that Mishka may not be all he seems.--From publisher's description"
  • "Love can take you to the darkest places ... Leela is a gifted mathematician who has escaped her small Southern town to study in Boston. From the first moment she hears Mishka, a young Australian musician, playing his violin in a subway, his music grips her, and they quickly become lovers. But Mishka is not all he seems -- and the world around them is nothing like Leela thought it was. In this compelling re-imagining of the Orpheus story, Leela travels to an underworld of kidnapping, torture and despair in search of the truth -- and the man she loves."
  • "In the ancient myth, it is Orpheus who travels to the underworld to rescue his lover Eurydice from death. In this compelling reimagining of the Orpheus story, Leela May travels into an underworld of kidnapping, torture and despair in search of her lover, Mishka."@en

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  • "Romantic suspense fiction"@en
  • "Romantic suspense fiction"
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Littérature australienne"
  • "Talking book compact disc"
  • "Electronic books"

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  • "奧菲斯悲曲"
  • "Orpheus Lost"
  • "Orfeo perduto"@it
  • "Orfeo perduto"
  • "De stad van Orpheus"
  • "Ao fei si bei qu"
  • "Aofeisi bei qu = Orpheus lost"
  • "奧菲斯悲曲 = Orpheus lost"
  • "Orpheus lost : a novel"@en
  • "Orpheus lost : a novel"
  • "Orpheus lost a novel"
  • "Orpheus lost"
  • "Orpheus lost"@en

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