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A thoroughly enjoyable novella.
Kay Westscott is visiting Boston from
her home in New York to attend a writer’s workshop. At the end of the day the English
teacher wanders into the bar of the hotel and finds Ann Ward, a math teacher, who
is there to participate in a round of lesbian speed dating. The two get talking
and Ann has to cut down some chips on Kay’s shoulders about math teachers. That
done, the conversation becomes compelling and the latent attraction builds.
The chemistry is great, the characters
likeable. The conversation, though, is quite the star with a multitude of
random trivial facts exchanged. The length makes it a fab read for in-between
break and this one is most certainly a great pick for the break.
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