Tango Fandango

What befalls a woman, recently widowed, alone and bored?

A dancer, a writer, eager for adventure and the warmth of intimacy?

This is the story of Marie Jordan and her venture into the exotic world of the Argentine Tango. In learning the figures of the dance, her perspective changes about herself and what she seeks.

The sometimes tragic, sometimes hilarious escapades of her traveling and dancing companions offers a sumptuous treat wrapped up in the drama and music of another world - a fandango of tango tales.

Gloria Brendle (Glory) Lamb has written poetry and short stories since she was a child, and created her first character, Marie Jordan, at the age of 12. In 2007, her poem "The Competition" was published by the International Poet's Society. In 2008, she was among the top five trophy winers in the Ms. Senior California Pageant. She has three adult children: Scott, Gail and Bill, seven grandchildren and two great grand daughters...many of whom are involved in the arts. She received her BFA in dance at Arizona State University in 1976, and currently teaches Jazz and Cabaret dance in Sun City Arizona where she resides. Her favorite dance is still the Argentine Tango.