a Novella

From Here to Argentina:
A TAngo Love Story

Does new romantic love have an age limit? Can anyone, anytime learn to dance tango?

Ask Rosalie, Juniper, Dan, and Mikhail––all searching for mid-life happy endings––and their tango teacher Esteban, young, ambitious, and sleeping in his car. One person’s dream-come-true might be another’s catastrophe. Yes, tango is a dance of passion, but not that kind of passion, at least not on the dance floor.

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“The prose is so economical it’s almost poetry.”
– Dick Linford, author of Halfway to Halfway and Halfway to Halfway and Back: More River Stories

“Brilliant writing. Searingly thoughtful and yet delightfully fun. A fabulous read.”
– Elizabeth Stephenson, author of The Trouble With Truth: A Memoir and Liz Bitz

“Kristina Bak may be the Jane Austen of the Intermountain West, displaying and quietly skewering the manners and mores of the early 21st century.”
– Denise Fainberg, author of Walking Through Sunflowers: Through Deepest France on the Road to Compostela

Author Kristina Bak at an event for From Here to Argentina: A Tango Love Story.