Book Review: Pas De Deux: A Christmas Short by Lynn Turner

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Prolific Artist. Prima ballerina.

They burned up the Broadway stage together in his stunning debut, Lady in Red. Now, Zachary Coen and Wilhelmina Allende are household names. They’ve risen to fame. Fallen in love. Bonded over pain and passion for their art. They're partners in life, but perform on separate stages, and it’s the art sometimes that keeps them apart. This Christmas, they’re leaving their big city island behind for a magical isle in the heart of Paris.
It’s time to rekindle the flame that’s been there from the start, the one that was sparked three years ago on the loggia of the Opera Garnier…

**Warning: this is fluffy. Full of fluff. The cheesiest of cheese. I'm talking mousse-like levels, like the filling of a French cheesecake. (Yum!) So if high drama is what you're looking for, read their angsty, slow burn of a love story, Pas De Deux: A Dance For Two. This novella can stand alone, but consider it an extended epilogue, set at Christmastime.

Review:

So anyone that knows me knows I LOVE holiday reads. If it’s holiday themed I will read it without a second thought!  I was so excited to read this Christmas story with Zach and Mina. They went through a lot in “Pas De Deux: A Dance For Two” and it was nice to have a book that shows how they are doing. I loved that they spent Christmas in Paris as that city is on my bucket list. Turner has such a vivid description to detail and it felt like I was right along with the couple. If you are looking for a well written, steamy holiday read. Look no further!