East Berlin, 1987. Alex is a talented saxophonist, flirting with `Western' jazz as well as girls. When he meets Nicky - a beautiful English girl visiting East Berlin as an au pair - she makes him feel that his dreams could become reality. Detlev's love for his country has always been enough for him, until Alex makes him feel things he never thought possible. But what use is his passion when its object doesn't even know he exists? As Alex meets a new group of musicians, he moves closer to influences considered subversive by a state that has eyes and ears everywhere - and Detlev's unrequited feelings threaten to endanger them all.

About the Author
Sue Haasler is the author of four romantic fiction titles, True Colours, Time After Time and Two's Company (all Orion paperbacks) and Better Than the Real Thing. Two's Company was optioned for film by Warner Bros. She has written a tie-in to Holby City, authorized by the BBC. Originally from Durham, she lived in Liverpool and now lives in East Barnet, London.

Reviews
Praise for previous books: `Fresh and funny' Hello magazine; `Unusual, warm and touching' Leicester Mercury; `Four stars!' Woman's Own



Book Information
ISBN 9780995751088
Author Sue Haasler
Format Paperback
Page Count 256
Imprint The Dome Press
Publisher The Dome Press