Intermission

By: Ian Kent

Narrated by: Monica M. Wemitt

Constance Wilson and Nicolo Amati were born at the same time, on the same day, but exactly two years apart. Not only two years apart, but from worlds over eight thousand miles apart. A difference in both time and space. Time and space, two terms these two people would learn about later in life. They would learn that they could not control the time part of this problem, and were always faced with this two year intermission for the rest of their lives. They did learn however, that they could control the space.

One other characteristic that was in their favour, given to them from birth, was their mutual love of music and nature. It was this, more than anything else, that influenced their fate to shorten the intermission that existed between them and inexorably pull them closer together.

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The narrator, Monica Wemitt It is amazing.

Monica Wemitt, this book’s wonderful narrator, offers a smooth delivery and mastery of the different accents required enhanced this well researched story.

The storyline was fascinating. The characters had depth and believability. It was easy to get totally involved in this story. I was sorry for it to end.