Sleeping with Schubert: A Novel

Discover a delightful blend of music, romance, humour, and supernatural mystery in Sleeping with Schubert by Bonnie Marson, an imaginative novel about an ordinary woman with an extraordinary secret.

Brooklyn lawyer Liza Durbin has never been a particularly talented pianist. But when the spirit of legendary composer Franz Schubert mysteriously enters her body, she suddenly possesses remarkable musical abilities.

As Liza's unexpected talent attracts attention from Juilliard, the New York press, and the classical music world, she finds herself preparing for a Carnegie Hall debut under the demanding guidance of Greta Pretsky.

Yet sharing her life with a nineteenth-century musical genius comes at a price. As Schubert's influence grows, Liza struggles to preserve her identity, relationships, and independence.

Blending historical imagination with contemporary fiction, Sleeping with Schubert examines love, artistic genius, and self-discovery.

Perfect for music lovers, romantic fiction readers, and anyone who enjoys imaginative stories with unexpected supernatural twists.

Hardcover, Very Good. Does have The Bookstore stamp on first inside page