Reviewed by: BigAl
Genre: Romance/Satire/Short Story
Approximate word count: 5-6,000 words
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Author:
“Ida
Tornovski was born into a politically divided Europe. Writing only in English
now, she spends her time between the 'Old Country' and the United States.”
Description:
“In her
short parody Intermezzo, A Short Love
Story, Ida Tornovski takes you into 1965 spy-laced Vienna where three sexy
adults role-play with fantasy, jealousy and betrayal. They call it Love.”
Appraisal:
Would it
seem strange to say what I liked the most about Intermezzo is that I’m still not sure what happened? I don’t mean
what the narrator told me, but what she didn’t. The author’s description talks
about role playing. But what is “play” and what goes beyond, isn’t clear. What
is true and what is part of the act, is murky. Going in, who knew was supposed
to happen and how does that compare to what actually did? I know, that’s all
kind of vague. We don’t want any spoilers. I’ve got an opinion, but I’m still
not sure. I wonder if you’d agree?
FYI:
Adult
situations.
Format/Typo Issues:
No
significant issues.
Rating: ***** Five stars
2 comments:
Big Al,
I was scanning your reviews as I usually do--and (double take) there was my Intermezzo. Thank you for liking my little Viennese foray, even though it left you wondering...that's what we women are supposed to do with you men!
Truly appreciate your group's support of us Indies.
Ida Tornovski
And all of you do a great job of it, Ida. :)
Thanks for stopping by.
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