IMPORTANT INFORMATION: This book is not yet available in English. The translation into English is currently in progress. It is expected to be available for purchase in January-February 2025. Thank you for your patience.
A psychological romantic relationship novel filled with music, humor, and erotica, in two volumes.
Piano Lessons with Albert, or What Women Need? And What Men Need?
A psychological romance novel that you won’t be able to put down. A novel that sizzles with tension for 940 pages, brimming with the interplay between man and woman, the waves of emotions, passion, and sensuality. It is a novel that, instead of indulging in clichéd sentimentality, portrays the beauty and stumbles of budding attraction with witty, honest directness and sometimes a slightly raw, outspoken humor. A novel that brings the reader into such intimate proximity with the two protagonists that it feels as if every moment is happening to them personally.
In this book, there are no exploding cars, collapsing buildings, murders, bloodbaths, or cheap, explicit, vulgar sex scenes. There is none of the fast-paced tempo typical of our time. For those seeking such things, this book is not recommended. However, for those who enjoy reading about the many exciting, breathtakingly small moments where initial overwhelming attraction between two people gradually deepens into more profound feelings and passion amid numerous pitfalls and misunderstandings, this novel is a must-read.
Besides offering an entertaining experience, the book can also help readers in various aspects of dating and relationships, as it vividly illustrates the subtle nuances of male and female communication, metacommunication, and body language, and their attractive or repellent effects on the opposite sex.
