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Faraway Music is a novel that is based on the life Piya, who lands it big in the world of journalism, till she is revisited by her past. Summary Of The Book Faraway Music is based on the life of Piya, who grows up in Kolkata, pampered by her mother and grandparents. However, she is deeply perturbed by the reason behind why her father isn’t with them. Piya spends a great deal of her time studying, and goes through the normal phases in the life of an adolescent by having crushes on many people. Kundu, the author, has incorporated her personal experiences in this novel, during the time she was a journalist and then a PR head. Things take a turn for the worse, when a dreadful encounter with a young man whom she was infatuated with, leaves her devastated. After relocating to Mumbai, she begins working as an intern in journalism. However, Piya makes her way through the rough phase, eventually making a name for herself in journalism. She then became a journalist for one of the leading newspapers in India, during which time she falls in love with Abir, the editor of the newspaper. She also finds Tarun, aka TT, highly attractive. After a series of events revolving around a foiled drug abuse story among Bollywood celebs, Piya had to make a choice between Abir and her career. With time, Piya moves on and marries an affluent artist, named David Cicconi in New York, who helps her to liberate herself, and become a highly successful author. However, the skeletons in her cupboard begin to surface, bringing a twist to the plot. Faraway Music is a thrilling novel, based on family, love, fame, and family. About Sreemoyee Piu Kundu Sreemoyee Piu Kundu is an author. Kundu has written You’ve Got The Wrong Girl. Kundu is an alumnus of Loreto House, Kolkata, and she finished her undergraduate and postgraduate degrees from Jadavpur University. Her work has been featured in publications such as Crest, Bengal Post, Marie Claire, Femina, and Vogue, to name a few. The Indian Council of UN Relations has presented Kundu with the Author Award. She has also been a part of the Senior Editorial team at The Asian Age, Metro Now, Mid-Day Bangalore, and The Times of India. Kundu has also completed her third novel, Sita’s Curse, which is an adult fiction book.