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Apart From Love

by Uvi Poznansky (Goodreads Author)

4.56 of 5 stars 4.56 · rating details · 87 ratings · 38 reviews

Written with passionate conviction, this story is being told by two of its characters: Ben, a twenty-seven years old student, and Anita, a plain-spoken, spunky, uneducated redhead, freshly married to Lenny, his aging father. Behind his back, Ben and Anita find themselves increasingly drawn to each other. They take turns using an old tape recorder to express their most inti...more

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Published February 15th 2012 by Uvi Poznansky (first published January 11th 2012)

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May 13, 2012 Sheila rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: current_issues, mystery, relationships, romance

The characters quickly draw the reader in to Uvi Poznansky’s Apart from Love, and a haunting air of fable invites the reader’s willing suspension of disbelief. Returning from long absence to revisit his elderly father, Ben finds himself oddly drawn to the new young wife who so resembles his absent mother. The missing mother was a concert pianist who divorced his father and left to tour the world. But this story’s more about art than music, truths reflected in the shifting landscapes of lives and...more

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Jun 02, 2012 Jeffrey Scott rated it 5 of 5 stars

As one who knows Alzheimer's and its effect on the family all too well, I took great interest in this novel’s approach to the subject. While Alzheimer’s manifests in its victims with common symptoms (and many peculiar symptoms as well), its manifestation in the immediate families is anything but common. Apart From Love displays in vivid, eloquent prose how one micro family is touched by a disease that strips all but the shell of a human from his or her loved ones.

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Sep 16, 2012 Dolores Ayotte rated it 5 of 5 stars

Uvi Poznansky is an artist! There is no doubt about it. As I read "Apart from Love", I was drawn into a masterfully created piece of artwork. This is no ordinary novel. It richly depicts the product of a dysfuntional family and how they are drawn together, yet so repulsed by each other.

There is a quality so deep and raw in "Apart from Love" that it's almost impossible to put this book down. In my opinion, Uvi Poznansky writes like a painter. She starts with a clean canvas and dabs a little paint...more

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Jul 18, 2012 Marcia Noren rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Introspective readers who love complex characters, Sam Shepard fans, poets, artists, film noir buffs

Recommended to Marcia by: Goodreads participants in Uvi's Q&A

This debut novel's characters are still with me, locked down in Jungian psychoanalysis. Uvi Poznansky's writing penetrates the subconscious, where dreams are ignited and poets find words.

As Anita and Ben reveal their innermost thoughts, the lives of Lenny and Natasha, linked tightly with theirs like the ropes in a Celtic knot, become increasingly vivid. This complex family of secret keepers triggered an avalanche of emotions in my mind and heart. Reading the book felt more like standing before...more

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Feb 04, 2013 Rich Weatherly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Book Review of Apart From Love, by Uvi Poznansky
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The family saga, Apart From Love by Uvi Poznansky opens on a scene in the family home. The reader finds Ben, son of Lenny, the family patriarch, in a strange, tense situation. It is a tense situation because Ben has just been greeted by Anita, his father’s bride. He finds Anita to be attractive if uneducated. She is a year younger than Ben who is 27.

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The family saga, Apart From Love by Uvi Poznansky opens on a scene in the family home. The reader finds Ben, son of Lenny, the family patriarch, in a strange, tense situation. It is a tense situation because Ben has just been greeted by Anita, his father’s bride. He finds Anita to be attractive if uneducated. She is a year younger than Ben who is 27.

As chapters progress through the saga, each is delivered as a first person account of the events taking place between Ben, Lenny and Anita. Readers of literary fiction with a biographical tone will find Apart from Love compelling. Uvi Poznansky paints vivid portraits of these primary characters and others with whom they interact.

We learn early on that Natasha, Ben’s mother separated from Lenny. An element of tragedy is introduced when we learn from Lenny that Natasha has early onset Alzheimer’s disease. Ben had been led to believe his mother had been traveling on a world concert tour. He is shattered to learn Natasha has been in a nursing home.

To me, Anita becomes the strongest character in the story. True, she doesn’t have much education and she was abused at home. That said, we learn through her first person narratives that Anita has good common sense, is attractive and has strong character, especially when it comes to protecting her unborn child. It seems she spends much of her time at home, alone while Lenny is ‘away’ writing and following his own self-interests. Maybe that is part of the attraction that begins to draw Ben and Anita together. One of the early hints comes as we see Ben and Anita performing an enthusiastic duet on the piano. By the end of the performance, both characters seem non-plused.

Additional tension develops when Ben discovers Lenny has plagiarized recorded memos from a tape recorder. This machine will eventually prove to provide a growing body of information which is revealed at the end of the book.

After Lenny and Natasha’s separation, it seems Ben left home for an extended period of time. In the following excerpt you will get a glimpse of Uvi Poznansky’s gift of description and a feel for the lyrical prose she is capable of writing.

Excerpt – A special moment between Ben & his father at Venice Beach, Apart From Love by UviPoznansky

“My father just smiles, pouring me one cup of milk after another. “Well, now,” he says, once I have gulped down the last one. “Lets get some fresh air.” And so, an hour or so later, the old man and I are down at Venice Beach, which is nearly deserted, barely a soul around. There in front of us, closing in on an unclear horizon, is an autumn sun, reddening every ripple out there in the ocean, every little wrinkle here on the shore, and casting endless shadows, shadows made of vapor and dust, which seem to be flowing along, right over the surface. We stand side by side. We smell the salt …”

I highly recommend, Apart From Love. When you read the book, I encourage you to savor each chapter, much like reading an important letter from a friend or family member. As you read each chapter you’ll see a cohesive structure emerge. By the end you’ll find a story where the whole truly is greater than the sum of its parts. Read it and enjoy!(less)

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Dec 06, 2012 Cindy Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book starts with the perfect title. Apart from love is a phrase used by all three of the main characters and its meaning is slightly different for all three. Amazing.

This story is written by Lenny but, he uses Ben's and Anita's words as they seem to narrate.

A story of secrets, family conflicts and confusion. Each of the characters has a stumbling block which keeps them unable to love or be loved.

Ben is the son who is estranged from his father due to the fact that his mother left. Even aft...more

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Sep 14, 2012 Ashley Fontainne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Uvi Poznansky has penned a literary symphony, complete with a cast of likeable yet bruised characters.

The story unfolds as each central figure takes center stage, allowing the reader to slip inside and vicariously experience their true emotions--no matter how damaged they are.

The story centers around Ben, his father Lenny, and Anita--Lenny's new wife. The underlying currents of a myriad of emotions are woven throughout each chapter as each of them struggle to deal with their new role and place...more Uvi Poznansky has penned a literary symphony, complete with a cast of likeable yet bruised characters.

The story unfolds as each central figure takes center stage, allowing the reader to slip inside and vicariously experience their true emotions--no matter how damaged they are.

The story centers around Ben, his father Lenny, and Anita--Lenny's new wife. The underlying currents of a myriad of emotions are woven throughout each chapter as each of them struggle to deal with their new role and place in the broken family dynamic. Although Ben is an adult, he still feels the pain of the divorce of his mother and father years ago and holds an almost religious awe of his mother in his memories of her. He also harbors deep resentment toward his father for the demise of the marriage.

Enter Anita, the vivacious, and younger, new wife of Ben's aging father--and the reason for the divorce of Ben's parents. The family unit was shattered the day Anita came into the picture, and for years, the relationship between father and son simply did not exist. However, time, space and tragedy tend to soften deep-seated anger, and Ben reunites with his father after Lenny's most recent bout in the hospital.

Upon Ben's arrival back to the home he fled years ago, the tension he feels toward Anita is immediate for a variety of real and imagined reasons. Even as an adult, Ben finds it difficult to come to terms that another woman attempting to perform the role of wife and step-mother--and the fact that he finds himself inexplicably attracted to her.

This eloquently written tale provides a look into the damage caused by infidelity and the long-term emotional scars a broken home leaves on everyone involved. It also shines a light on the testosterone filled battle that each father and son share as they pursue more trophies to add to their internal mantle.

This book was lyrical--the words graced the pages like a tragic opera. It is apparent that Ms. Poznansky is a talented artist, painter and lover of the arts in each delicately crafted sentence.

This novel was a true pleasure to read and I recommend it to anyone that loves a compelling story of family struggles and affairs of the heart.(less)

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Jun 15, 2012 Gaiven Clairmont rated it 5 of 5 stars

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There are rare novels that complete capture you from the first sentence and leave you wanting to the very last word. Apart From love is that type of novel it has a central romantic plot between a son and his step-mother but yet still brings powerful themes into play and shows the battle of guilt one feels when one is forced into choosing the betrayal of another or the betrayal of oneself. The tone is light hearted in some and dark with a mist of the mysterious in others. Is Ben going...more

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Mar 09, 2012 Grady rated it 5 of 5 stars

A `novel' Novel that succeeds exceptionally well: `Say anything apart from love'

Uvi Poznansky wears a coat of many colors. Originally from Israel where she studied Architecture and Town Planning then moving to the US where she studied Computer Science and became an expert in Software Engineering, Poznansky managed to combine the design elements of two studies into unique formats. And she has accomplished the same with the other side of her brain - making visual her ideas (she is an accomplished...more A `novel' Novel that succeeds exceptionally well: `Say anything apart from love'

Uvi Poznansky wears a coat of many colors. Originally from Israel where she studied Architecture and Town Planning then moving to the US where she studied Computer Science and became an expert in Software Engineering, Poznansky managed to combine the design elements of two studies into unique formats. And she has accomplished the same with the other side of her brain - making visual her ideas (she is an accomplished painter, drawer, and sculptor who has enjoyed exhibitions both in Israel and in California, her present base) and making words in poetry and in short stories and children's books. APART FROM LOVE is her first novel and is adorned on the cover with an image of her own painting!

But her history of diversity does not end there. The story of this elegantly designed novel is a dissection of a family life and the alterations that occur with the family framework both by intent and by happenstance. It weaves themes of disparate parents - an accomplished pianist Natasha married to the elderly Lenny who cares for Natasha as she descends into the darkness of Alzheimer's Disease and compensates by taking on a very young and uneducated, somewhat socially coarse redhead vixen named Anita - and the manner in which the couple's 27-year-old bright son Ben copes with the situation.

Poznansky's unique way of unraveling this complex story is by making the `chapters' vary as told by Ben, as told by Anita, and as told by Lenny. She understands fully how to bring Ben's confusion about both his past life with his parents and the current situation with his mother's decline and his father's reactive compensation by bonding with a beautiful young, if raw, companion. Few authors would be able to pull off the manner in which the apparent polar opposites of Ben and Anita begin to bond and how Lenny integrates into their apparent clandestine relationship, but Poznansky has the visual and verbal and architectural skills to create this maze and guide us through it.

She capitalizes on the use of the chapters being related in the voices of the characters: Ben relates the situation as he remembers and experiences it in eloquent finely honed grammar while Anita speaks to us with the slang that at first can be grating but morphs into communication that allows the reader to experience the change that develops in her relationship to Ben. In other's hands this could become cloying as a technique, but with Poznansky's skill she uses it as an interface between evolving personalities that makes her story ring true.

So much more could be said about the manner in which the author brings understanding to the hierarchies of relationships - parental, couple, aging, developing, and ones influenced by disease, but that would be robbing the reader of the joy of discoveries that Poznanasky accomplishes in this profound novel. The title is so well chosen: the phrase of the title is the key that unlocks much of the fragile mystery that hovers here. Highly recommended.

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Jan 14, 2013 Brian Menard rated it 5 of 5 stars

I truly enjoyed this unique book!

"Apart From Love" is a truly unique story. It's written as a narrative and I found The characters to be very interesting and well developed. As a result of this effective style of writing, I found myself thinking about Anita, Ben and Lenny for hours after reading each chapter. I especially enjoyed how the Author was able to convey the personalities of Ben and Anita as they told their stories throughout the book. I had the sense that these characters were actuall...more

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Sep 06, 2012 R. Murry rated it 5 of 5 stars

Apart From Love
By Uvi Poznansky

Reviewed by R. Murry

The family dynamic has been written about since the beginning of time: the Biblical story of Joseph, Macbeth, and in the 1930s, William Faulkner’s The Sound and The Fury. Like Faulkner, Ms. Poznansky uses more than one person to tell the story of “Apart From Love.” Faulkner used four. Ms. Poznansky uses two: Ben and Anita. Their voices are orchestrated close to perfection in a loving way.

Each chapter is told by one or the other, explaining thei...more

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May 13, 2012 Michelle Bellon rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is one of the most exquisitely written novels I've ever read.

From the very beginning, this story engages you as it is written with elaborate execution, mixing poetry with a novel. The author immediately pulls you in with Ben's return after having been gone for ten years. His emotions are raw and disjointed as he grapples with his father's recent marriage to a woman that has played a huge role in why he left in the first place.

Though it took me a few chapters to get my bearings as the stor...more

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Aug 14, 2012 Siobhan Pratt rated it 4 of 5 stars

‘Apart from Love’ is quite unlike any story I’ve ever read, and I enjoyed every moment of it. The writing is full of lyricism and imagery, melancholy and hope, whilst the story seldom wanders very far from one cramped apartment in Santa Monica.
It is not a book that will take you on a journey through a place or an era, but rather through the minds of three people.
Anita, Ben and Lenny are undoubtedly connected through kin and marriage, yet are so sadly disconnected by their individual histories,...more

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May 04, 2012 De Townes rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Touchingly Warmhearted and Eloquently Written…..

I was drawn in quickly by the quiet articulacy in which the author introduces you to a world of love, mistrust, acceptance, anger as well as the full history of the characters within her novel. I enjoyed the way “Author Uvi Poznansky” patiently moves her readers through a wonderfully rich journey of a family full of secrets, full of a rich and even sometimes tragic history….. All the while bringing us the readers into an opulent cultural understand...more

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Feb 12, 2013 Charlotte Phillips rated it 3 of 5 stars

I wasn't totally sure what to make of this book because there were parts that I both loved and hated. I felt that the concept behind the novel as very unique and you could clearly tell that there was something much more than your average story here within the pages. for me it felt like there was something personal, whether it be from the authors own experience or from something else altogether. The story itself was well introduced and written, with the four main characters clearly identified as...more I wasn't totally sure what to make of this book because there were parts that I both loved and hated. I felt that the concept behind the novel as very unique and you could clearly tell that there was something much more than your average story here within the pages. for me it felt like there was something personal, whether it be from the authors own experience or from something else altogether. The story itself was well introduced and written, with the four main characters clearly identified as individuals with a different story that linked into one. I felt that the characters were defined in a good manner that allowed you to connect and relate to them, which meant that the story was much more readable and understandable. Although we do not get to see the story from all perspectives of the characters, we still get that feeling from each of them, that they are all fearing, feeling and seeing different things, and that was enough to create an experiance of you being there with them within the pages. It is evident from the title that the novel is about the concept of love, and being anything apart from love, and although it is cliche and perhaps obvious, it works well for the concept of the novel, especially when explained later on in the book.

I really enjoyed the way in which the characters personality was represented in such a way that you could hear them within your head. It showed that love is not about what we are taught or brought up within, but that it can be a mixture of fates and turns and that its often just a complication of the times and the mannerisms. The author has touched on the topic of adultry here within the novel, but she has also gone into the reasons as to why it occured and I think by the end of it you understand that it happened due to fear and isolation. The man was losing the woman that he loved and he wanted to be with someone who would not forget him and who would need him around. Unfortuantely for him, his son also happened to fall in love with the same person.

I think for me the book identified the factor that we often fall in love with those who make us feel more useful but that sometimes we can find ourselves challenging the reasons they give us for love. For me it represented strongly that love is a constant battle of change and willingness, and that we have to overcome these obsticles before they become an elephant in the room. The triangle represented in the book was well produced with words and you really did get a clear understanding and knowledge of what was happening and how. you never felt like you were out of place within the novel, or that the book was drifting off because it always seemed to stay on track. I do feel a little let down by the ending and I do think that there were loose ending within the book that were never clarified or cleared up. But other than that it was well written and it was an ok novel to read.

Its not the best novel that I have read, but for what it was, it was different. it wasn't perfect and was far from what I would consider award winning must read again, stay on the memory. it was more of a heres a book to make you really think about complications in love and life, enjoy. the author does have talent and I look forward to reading more of her published novels, for she clearly knows to how to engage the readers interest.(less)

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Nov 14, 2012 Delicious Strawberry rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This novel had a bit of a clunky start, but it is a decent first novel. At first, I was wondering what the heck was going on with the characters and shared the frustration of the male main character in regards to his father and mother. However, as the story unfolds, you understand more and more about what happens, and you see that Dad and his new wife really are not bad people like you would think they are in the beginning, and you find out what happens to Natasha and why things happened the way...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Jenee Rager rated it 2 of 5 stars

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This novel starts out S-L-O-W, and never quite reaches that phase where you just want to tear through the pages. The basic premise is intersting and well done, but there were things that kept me from all out enjoying the story. First and foremost it was very difficult to figure out the setting. I believe the story was supposed to take place in modern times, but the style of speech, the actions of the characters, etc made it seem as though it was set back in the early 1900's or late 1800's. The l...more

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Dec 12, 2012 Oleg rated it 5 of 5 stars

To me, this novel is reminiscent of a Chinese mystery from Ming Dynasty. Allow me to elaborate - we know WHAT crime was committed; we know HOW it was done; we know WHO committed the crime. Now we need to find answers to the following questions - WHY the crime was committed and what PUNISHMENT the criminal would or deserve to receive.

Take it from there and we spend a lot of time inside main characters' heads unraveling these mysteries all through the story which makes for a fascinating and twiste...more

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May 23, 2012 Uvi Poznansky rated it 5 of 5 stars · (Review from the author)

Here is the first review of Apart From Love from the UK. A. Rose is a Top Amazon Reviewer:

A Beautifully Crafted Triangle of Love, 9 May 2012
By A. Rose (Devon & Menorca) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Apart From Love (Paperback)
The story is told from the viewpoints of Ben and Anita. Ben is the adult son of Lenny who has been estranged from his parents for the past ten years, with Ben blaming his father for the break up of the family when L...more Here is the first review of Apart From Love from the UK. A. Rose is a Top Amazon Reviewer:

A Beautifully Crafted Triangle of Love, 9 May 2012
By A. Rose (Devon & Menorca) - See all my reviews
(TOP 500 REVIEWER) (VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Apart From Love (Paperback)
The story is told from the viewpoints of Ben and Anita. Ben is the adult son of Lenny who has been estranged from his parents for the past ten years, with Ben blaming his father for the break up of the family when Lenny and Natasha divorced. Anita is Lenny's new wife who is pregnant, the same age as Ben and also has an uncanny resemblance to Natasha, so much so they could have been taken as sisters - but in appearance only. Natasha was a beautiful and talented concert pianist with elegance and grace to match. Whereas Anita is rough, ill educated, dresses brashly and her speech is no better than `street talk'. What Ben didn't know was that even when he was a child at home living with both his parents, his mother was in the early stages of Alzheimer's Disease and that this progressed to the stage where Lenny divorced her and had her cared for in a home. The marriage wasn't always happy with Lenny having many affairs and flings but Anita, one of his flings, had been around for ten years or so before he married her following an unplanned pregnancy.

Without giving more of the story away, there are many facets to each persons story and all have their hopes, fears and revelations. The love between Ben and Anita which both of them hide as much from themselves as each other, is a slow burn, almost dangerous dance that is more in their heads than physical. Lenny is a little bit like a spy listening to tape recordings of both Ben and Anita's thoughts, playing and rewinding the tapes over and over, torturing himself in preparing their words for the novel he is writing.

Uvi Poznasky is a very talented lady, not only is she a very accomplished writer, she is a poet, sculptor, artist, teacher and much more. The beautiful cover of the book is of one of her works of art and after visiting her website I see that she is indeed gifted and worth taking a look at uviart.com . This is a beautiful and sophisticated novel of love, loss and torture and well worth reading.

(This review can be seen here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Apart-From-Lo... )(less)

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Feb 07, 2013 Teresa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Apart From Love grabs your attention and does not let go until the final pages of the book. The attention to detail showcases the smooth pen of the author as she weaves a tale of a dysfunctional family and the complex love that binds them and pulls them apart. Ms. Poznansky masterfully teases the reader with just enough mystery to keep you reading. It is a pleasure to read and I recommend it for your good reads list. Teresa E. Gallion, Poet and Author

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May 17, 2012 David Deluca rated it 5 of 5 stars

I discovered this book a few days ago when it was advertised on Twitter, and loaded it to my Kindle. To my surprize it was a profoundly deep story with many layers, love-hate father-son relationship, set against the mental deterioration of the mother, who suffers from alzheimers. For mother's day I loaded it on my mom's Kindle and she's loving it. We now have a mini 'bookclub' discussion about the book between us! Highly recommended.

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Jun 02, 2012 Donna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Beautifully written! The author did an amazing job of telling a very complex story of love, deception, anger, passion, and the sadness of Alzheimer.
"Apart From Love" is written in the viewpoint of a man and a woman, which are both very well done. The previous reviews cover all the details so I won't bother, but I will say it is one good read, and one you may want for your book-shelf to tell your friends about.

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Dec 09, 2012 Marianne Petrino rated it 3 of 5 stars

A well told story of three people in a very intricate dance of love, suffering, and the sins of the past. Although each person is unlikeable, the author's skill with the literary form compels one to follow the triple journey to the end.

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May 04, 2012 Ericka Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a touching, inspiring story that is a breath of fresh air. Very well written, characters are engaging and draw you into the story. Very well done. Uvi is a talented writer and I look forward to reading more of her books.

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Apr 19, 2013 Marguerite Woodward rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Free book for review. It is all in this book, love, secrets as well as all the ups and downs in life. A must read.

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Nov 17, 2012 Kaye Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Truly a novel to be savored. Liberally salted with buttery smooth prose and fascinating insights as to the mindset of a dysfunctional family, Uvi Pozansky's Apart From Love chronicles Ben, Anita and Lenny's struggle with their desires, hopes and dreams as they clash with decency, moral values, and tragic secrets unveiled. Pozansky vividly illustrates the cracks in the fragile relationship between these characters. So much so, I felt I was inside their heads speaking and acting for them. Seldom h...more

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May 02, 2012 M.L. Woolley rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a must read! Don't pass it up- it won't disappoint!

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I got half way into the book and couldn't turn another page. I thought the focus of the book was early onset alzheimers, but it was more about dysfunctional family and the lust between a son and his step-mother. Couldn't do it.

I didn't have qualms with the writing style of the author. I thought she did quite well for a debut novel.

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Aug 31, 2012 Sherri Christian-Samson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Recommended to Sherri by: http://uviart.blogspot.com/2012/08/a-rose-by-any-other-name.html

Absolutely Brilliant. I loved Apart From Love!

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