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Beschreibung
A celebrated Swedish actor. A private young woman from Amsterdam. Their worlds should never have crossed - until Instagram changes the script.

For years, Erynn's life has unfolded between film sets, hotel rooms, and world cities. His career is firmly established, his public life carefully contained, his talent acclaimed far beyond Sweden's borders. But the loss of his best friend Arvid shatters the fragile balance he has painstakingly maintained at the height of his success.

One evening, searching Instagram for traces of Arvid, he stumbles upon a long-forgotten comment that hits him with unexpected force. Its author, Emelle, moves confidently between languages and countries as an independent consultant. Widowed young, she has built a deliberately private life in Amsterdam with her cat Blue-Blue, surrounded by a small, trusted circle of friends and family.

What begins with a handful of messages gradually grows into something neither of them anticipated - a warm, witty refuge where late-night banter, quiet conversations, and shared silences deepen into a profound connection. Emelle's words give shape to what Erynn struggles to name. His voice, in turn, awakens something in her she believed had long fallen silent.

As closeness deepens, distance begins to blur - yet Emelle's professional loyalties, Erynn's life in the public eye, and their unspoken fears press between them. In trying to protect one another, they risk the very thing they have so carefully built.

Set against the backdrop of international cities - from Stockholm and Amsterdam to London, Berlin, Vienna, and Paris - The Quiet in Us unfolds through alternating perspectives, telling the story of a love born after loss and what it means to choose one another without losing yourself.
A celebrated Swedish actor. A private young woman from Amsterdam. Their worlds should never have crossed - until Instagram changes the script.

For years, Erynn's life has unfolded between film sets, hotel rooms, and world cities. His career is firmly established, his public life carefully contained, his talent acclaimed far beyond Sweden's borders. But the loss of his best friend Arvid shatters the fragile balance he has painstakingly maintained at the height of his success.

One evening, searching Instagram for traces of Arvid, he stumbles upon a long-forgotten comment that hits him with unexpected force. Its author, Emelle, moves confidently between languages and countries as an independent consultant. Widowed young, she has built a deliberately private life in Amsterdam with her cat Blue-Blue, surrounded by a small, trusted circle of friends and family.

What begins with a handful of messages gradually grows into something neither of them anticipated - a warm, witty refuge where late-night banter, quiet conversations, and shared silences deepen into a profound connection. Emelle's words give shape to what Erynn struggles to name. His voice, in turn, awakens something in her she believed had long fallen silent.

As closeness deepens, distance begins to blur - yet Emelle's professional loyalties, Erynn's life in the public eye, and their unspoken fears press between them. In trying to protect one another, they risk the very thing they have so carefully built.

Set against the backdrop of international cities - from Stockholm and Amsterdam to London, Berlin, Vienna, and Paris - The Quiet in Us unfolds through alternating perspectives, telling the story of a love born after loss and what it means to choose one another without losing yourself.
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2026
Genre: Importe
Rubrik: Belletristik
Medium: Taschenbuch
Reihe: Northern-Skies-Series
ISBN-13: 9789083685427
ISBN-10: 908368542X
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Leoth, Jetta L.
Hersteller: Northern Blue Press
Northern-Skies-Series
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Maße: 229 x 152 x 28 mm
Von/Mit: Jetta L. Leoth
Erscheinungsdatum: 22.03.2026
Gewicht: 0,757 kg
Artikel-ID: 138318518

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