The Eternal Intern

by Roman Koidl

Patrick's life in a late twenties, still living with his parents, unemployed and a girlfriend that wants him to mature. As luck would have it, he only gets one internship after another that takes him from Europe to Africa and to the U.S. From ruining his colleague's investigation of a corrupt politician to stealing goods from the office and forgetting them at his boss's apartment, Patrick stumbles from one laughable situation to another. All he actually wants is a normal paying job and a stable relationship with his girlfriend. But is it the bad economy, his naiveté or his relationship that stands in the way of his success? Check out The Eternal Intern Facebook Page!

Genres: Romance, Humor

127 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 21, 2013

About the author

Roman Koidl, a Frankfurt, Germany native, is a lover of mysteries; both in real life and in fiction. His time working for a law firm taught him nothing is ever as simple as it might appear at first glance.
He spends his days thinking up gripping, thrilling ideas with twists and turns to keep readers up late reading his books. There’s nothing he enjoys more than surprising his readers and taking them on a heat-pounding, thrill-seeking journey from page one until the story is done. He lives in Los Angeles, CA and finds inspiration everywhere.

He welcomes you to visit his website if you’d like to learn more about his author journey and his life in general. www.romanpkoidl.com

Reviews

[Bookish Devil · Rating 5 out of 5]

This isn’t a story that has a solid beginning or an end. It was more like a slice of Patrick’s life. We get to see the ups and downs that he faces in his family life, career and relationship. I found the whole story to be very relatable. Most of the incidents that occurred in his life happened in mine as well. So that realisation sweetened the whole experience. I felt like Roman Koidl(the author) sketched the character (Patrick) keeping me in his mind. The narration is fluid and you might as well imagine a friend sitting beside you and chatting about his life. Because, that’s how I felt.
Overall, it’s definitely worth reading and I think it’s fair to say that Roman Koidl has entered the literary world with a solid footprint.

If you loved this one, do check out the author’s second book - The Devil’s Game, which is an out-and-out thriller.

I’m waiting eagerly for his third book, which is in the making.

[Georgiann Hennelly · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was given a copy for free in exchange for an honest review. A fun quick read. This is Patrick's story he is a young man in his twenties trying to find his place in life. But he is stuck in an infinite loop of internships. He does find love but that becomes difficult to manage because of all his internships in his constant search for a career. He does appreciate the support from family and friends and he see's the humour in life. I enjoyed this book and look forward to reading more by Roman Kordi

[Jo-Anne Vandermeulen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Heart, Fun, Quick Uplifting Novel!

[RUTH · Rating 3 out of 5]

Was not a omg page turner

The good was good, it was kinda drug out, there was really no action, romance, mystery or sex. Felt like a bad 80's movie