Sj Welsted

To Dance for Madame (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Since he was a child Antonio has longed to be a dancer. He trained at the National Dance Company in Cardiff, but the performances were boring and irregular, which meant dancing wasn't paying the bills and certainly wasn't the famed life he had hoped for. Then an unfortunate accident rendered one of the top UK freestyle dancers unable to continue her career with MMB. Meaning that Madame Mair Buxdon, and her troop of dancers, had an opening. His only problem, he wasn't very good a solo freestyle dancing, everything else though he could wipe the floor with every contestant. Then he met Francesca and suddenly he was hopeful he could do it and encourage someone destined for greatness to also dance. That was until he was dangling half way down a cliff, holding onto a rope for dear life and wondering if the bargain he had made with her was really worth it.

Francesca loved to dance and she loved the sense of free falling. Her friends warned her away from Antonio, afraid of what his intentions really were, yet there was something about him that made her attention more focused, her mind no longer a jumbling mess of cotton wool. She had no intention of dancing for MMB, but she would show them just what she was made of so it made the 'No' more purposeful and stop the onlookers from asking.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: SJ Welsted
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005139988
• Artikelnr.: 70044214

Autorenporträt

SJ was born in Nairobi, Kenya in 1982. From there she travelled with her parents to many places around the globe. Books and writing have always been her way of relaxing. All her life she has had vivid dreams. Then one day she decided that perhaps the reason she dreamt so much was because they needed to be written. And so, in between working with her animals and looking after her small household, she wrote down the dreams until slowly each became a story in their own right.