
by Federico Moccia · Rizzoli · tapa dura · ISBN 9788817047142

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«L'uomo che non voleva amare» is the romantic novel by Federico Moccia, published by Rizzoli in hardback (414 pages, in Italian).
Tancredi is a rich and seductive man who, after a past drama, rejects love. One day he meets Sofía, a pianist who listens to a children's choir in a church in Rome. Sofía, a former piano prodigy turned teacher, is married to Andrea, a paraplegic man she cares for out of a promise. Both must choose between passion and duty.
First instalment of Federico Moccia's eponymous series. 2011 edition with illustrated dust jacket.
For readers of contemporary romance and fans of Federico Moccia's stories.

Federico Moccia is an Italian writer and screenwriter best known for Three Metres Above the Sky, a young-adult novel that became a romance phenomenon in Italy, Spain and Latin America.
