My Occasional Torment is for The Rest Of Us, who are typically absent from the beautiful people descriptions within the pages of Erotica. All of us imperfect, middle-aged and past-middle-aged souls. We have not left the planet nor are we indefinitely sequestered inside a convent in Antarctica. At least not within the pages of My Occasional Torment. In these pages, through the ordeals of 53-year-old Julia Connery, The Rest Of Us get to experience youthful, gorgeous, seemingly indestructible Erotica gets its sexual ass kicked by a past-middle-aged married woman who knows what the good, long-lasting stuff is really all about.
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1. Author Shows Versatility in Sentimental Comedy
Bee Robb shows versatility in this tale of love, marriage, neighbors, parenting, and Scotland. This straightforward tale is at times zany, at times sentimental, at times profound, and at times laugh-out-loud funny, but at all times show literary mastery of narrative description and a flair for dialogue, external and internal. This book has proven so popular it has already been adapted and produced for the stage to rave reviews.
My Occasional Torment has profound insights, wrenching dramatic scenes, and outrageously funny, tell-your-friends comedic set-pieces, all wrapped around a sentimental core that is a love letter to all married couples.
2. The Pulitzer Committee needs to read this!
I felt like I was reading a Pulitzer Prize-Winning novel. It is hysterically funny, poignant, interesting, the characters are wacky and loveable, even the ones you don't want to love. I don't want to give any spoilers, but the court-room scene was incredible. Can't recommend this enough.
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intriguing look at marriage
It Has been thirty three years of marriage to Sebastian Connery, yet Julia fears for her relationship. She knows her spouse, his lunatic father also named Sebastian and ashes of the extended Connery brood in the urns inside her bedroom closet remain irate with her for not naming the next generation the III.
Julia begins talking to herself. Her husband has been vanishing for periods without explanation. The ashes of her relatives agree that is like he did years ago when Sebastian was having an affair. Her imaginary self insists what do you expect after three decades of marital ennui and challenges her real self to find a faithful happy couple celebrating their silver anniversary. Julia begins her quest which leads to the retirement community of Sebastian the elder and dinner with the "Vampire" next door whose husband allegedly exploded. So far Julia has had no success on her quest to find a couple who remain in lust after five decades of marriage.
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