Interlude by Lola Keeley
Reviewed byWomen Using Words
The details…
- Title : Interlude
- Author : Lola Keeley
- Publisher : Ylva Publishing; 1st edition
- Publication date : May 7, 2023
- Available formats : ebook
- File size : 1468 KB
- Print length : 30 pages
- Genre : romance
- Themes : love, desire, dance, women loving women
- Print length : age gap romance, long distance romance
The blurb from the publisher…
Sweet ballet dancer Anna and her fierce, artistic director lover Victoria are struggling with being apart due to conflicting schedules. A reunion in Berlin is the perfect opportunity to reconnect. This sizzling short-story interlude is set in the world of the best-selling lesbian romance, The Music and the Mirror.
My thoughts…
Interlude wonderfully supplements The Music and the Mirror, Keeley’s 2018 debut book. Though this short narrative only contains a few scenes, it’s tenderly constructed and daringly delicious to read. The emotion and tension flow beautifully across the page, making it hard to put down. As with The Music and the Mirror, Victoria and Anna’s chemistry remains sensual, dynamic and off the charts. Keeley once again proves she can tell a tale like nobody’s business and have readers yelling for more. Interlude is a scrumptious little bite of romance and I highly recommend it.
Strengths…
- Well-written storyline
- Fantastic main characters
- Steamy character chemistry
- Excellent addition to The Music and the Mirror
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A bit about the author…
Lola Keeley is a writer and coder. After moving to London to pursue her love of theatre, she later wound up living every five-year-old’s dream of being a train driver on the London Underground. She has since emerged, blinking into the sunlight, to find herself writing books. She now lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, with her wife and four cats. If you’d like to know more about her, check out her website and social media.
