With a failed marriage behind her, La -- short for Lavender -- moves to the Suffolk countryside on the eve of the Second World War to nurse her broken heart. Lonely and at a loss, a friend encourages her to bring the villagers and the men from the local airbase together by forming an amateur orchestra. One of her musician recruits is Feliks, a handsome and enigmatic Polish refugee. A friendship begins to blossom between the two, and La finds her feelings stirring to life again. Poignant, tender and inspiring, La's Orchestra Saves the World celebrates the power of love and friendship in the shadow of the collective tragedy of war, as well as the extraordinary healing power of music.
I am satisfied with the delivery and the prompt response but the only complain I have is about the quality of the product. I was highly dissatisfied with it. The pages are old and the cover is almost tattered.
The writer has captured the war time era and and woven a sensitive story of human love, betrayal and strength around it. A male writer has flawlessly brought out female emotions under different cicumstances. So beautifully written. A must read for every McCall Smith fan.