H. S. Brockmeyer's obsession with the composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, continues in the wake of her first book, Echoes of a Distant Crime: Resolving the Mozart Cold Case File. In this new book, a fictional work exploring the personality of Mozart's wife, Constanze, the author investigates scenarios that she imagined may have happened in real life in the last three years of the composer's life, 1789 – 1791, through the eyes of his wife, Constanze – and re-visualized through the eyes of a 21st century woman. Beginning in the last two days of Mozart's life on 3 December, 1791, Brockmeyer pieces together scenes that correspond with real-life documents of activities surrounding Mozart and his secretive death and burial in 1791. Investigating Constanze Mozart and the enigmatic personality of this fascinating woman who married Mozart, H. S. Brockmeyer reveals the depth and passion of their relationship; their marriage hitting a rough spot in the last year of Mozart's life – and how Constanze Mozart experienced their marriage in the shadow of her genius husband, Wolfgang Mozart, the incomparable composer and musician, in the fast-paced musical scene in Europe's musical hub of Vienna. Calling upon her experience in researching Mozart for over thirty years, including travels to Vienna, Salzburg, and Prague – places where Mozart and his wife visited or lived – H. S. Brockmeyer conjures up an uncanny picture of Constanze's relationship with her brilliant husband, revealing a tale of love, passion, and thwarted dreams, in a recreation of Constanze Mozart's life in the foreground of a colorful 18th century tapestry. If you have ever wondered who Mozart's wife really was, this book may provide a more comprehensive image, in a rich re-creation of Constanze's life, surrounded by Mozart and his acquaintances, in a life long ago, where a modern-day revision brings alive the one-dimensional persona of Constanze Weber Mozart, and spotlights her hopes, dreams – and her choices — in the last three years of Mozart's life.