New Release+Review: Pas De Deux: A Dance For Two by Lynn Turner

My Review: 

So this was my very first time reading anything by this author and I really liked the story. I haven’t read a lot of books that focused on ballerina dancing. The author did a wonderful job describing all the hard work that goes on to create these shows. It felt like I was watching a Broadway show play out in front of me. I loved Zack and Mini especially since they didn’t like each other that much at first. Then we got a nice slow and delicious burn between the two characters. Some of those dancing scenes had me fanning myself. I have say I also liked that both characters had issues and they both were able to heal each other. I enjoyed the story had a combination of New York and Paris. I’m a born and raised New Yorker. I’ve always wanted to go to Paris and I love reading books that mention both places. This was a well written book but I did feel at times certain parts were lengthy. The plot twist at the end left me a little perplexed but overall I enjoyed this story. I will def be reading more books by this author.

 

Biography

Lynn Turner is dedicated to writing inclusive stories that explore what it means to be imperfectly human. She is convinced she would have made a great Gilmore Girl, that writing about herself in third-person is weird, and that Colin Firth is the best Mr. Darcy (don’t fight her on this). When she isn’t writing and adulting, she’s tackling her monstrous TBR list, TV-binging, traveling, or watching old Samantha Brown travelogue videos and wishing she had her job. She and her husband share their home in California with their two extraordinary children and their sometimes cat, Bowie.

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