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Dance For Me Fenbrook Academy Book 1 edition by Helena Newbury Literature Fiction eBooks

I liked this book. The pace is fast, the characters are just broken enough, and the plot is fun. Ok, "fun" isn't the right word, it's enjoyable... That's a little better.

Natasha and Darrell are a great insta-love couple. I am not a hater of insta-love - sometimes you just go with the flow and hear the author out. Well, I did that and it was worth it. I got action, heat, heartache, love - all the good stuff - in a very readable package.

this may not be the best Helena Newbury book, but that's alright. Not every book can be "the best." There were some parts that were a little more difficult than others to just accept (like seriously, Natasha, get pissed off, it's ok!!), but sometimes you just know when you find that person.

I did love the development of their dependencies on their work to function in life. It was a great way to show how just because someone excels, it doesn't mean it's for the right reasons. Sometimes, they are just hiding from life by dedicating themselves to one thing.


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Dance For Me Fenbrook Academy Book 1 edition by Helena Newbury Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I love reading books by new to me authors. There's always the chance I'll love a book and the chance it won't live up to the promise in its blurb. Thankfully this book delivers and does so in a way that leaves you turning pages.

Both Natasha and Darrell are dealing with pain from unresolved issues from their childhoods. Natasha deals with it one way and Darrell has channeled it into another. Both of them think they're managing until they meet each other. It was really easy for me to like both of them. They're driven to do things that they think will keep their demons away. I didn't like how quickly their courtship went. I'm not saying they jumped in bed together right away, but the pace at which they moved still seemed fast. I also wish some of the ballet terms had been defined or that a glossary had been provided. I didn't know many of the terms and had to look them up.

Besides the characters, I liked how the story flowed. I also liked Natasha's friends. They gave Natasha great advice and were there for her when she needed them. I also liked Neil, Darrell's friend. He too was was a great friend, even when what Darrell did went against his beliefs. I also liked how unique this story was. This story was emotional and definitely gave me food for thought, without being too over the top.

I'm really glad I read this book. It was a quick read from start to finish and I enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to reading more from this author and hopefully about some of the people I met at Fenbrook Academy.
Dance For Me was a lot darker, but also a lot better than I had anticipated! It opens up with Natasha cutting. She feels like her world is off balance, and it's the one thing that steadies her. She's very careful about it though alcohol wipes, fresh blades each time, bandages, and high up enough on her thigh that no one can see. She's on her way to her biggest dance audition, and she's feeling confident now that she's calm. But then, Darrell comes barging into the audition and throws her off. She doesn't get the part, but Darrell makes her an offer that's hard to refuse.

I actually loved Dance For Me once Darrell was introduced. He's a mad scientist! Well, he's an engineer who gets so focused on his work that he looses track of time. He spends more time in his underground workshop than in his plush mansion. It's his latest project that brings him to Natasha. He can't get it to do what he wants, but then he sees a woman dancing on TV and is enrapture by her movements. So Darrell tracks down the soonest ballet audition to find a muse. I loved how he looked at dance scientifically. His problems involves aerodynamics, so watching how a ballerina moves in the air makes total sense.

I also really liked how Natasha didn't just show up at his place. He could be a total psycho! I mean, he's offering to her $500 an hour to dance for him! Luckily, she has friends who look him up, and decide he seems legit. But even still, one of them goes with her just in case. That is smart! Of course, Darrell isn't a serial killer, so Natasha was fine. But he does have his own demons which drive him into throwing himself into his work. He does realize that what he's doing is wrong, but at that point, he couldn't help it.

Yes, this is one of those stories about damaged people coming together and "fixing" each other, and I adored it! Dance For Me is definitely one of the better ones. I believed Natasha and Darrell fully! Things have happened to them, and they can't let go. They're coping in ways that they think are helping, even though they know they aren't really helping. It was kind of heartbreaking, but I loved watching them come together and give the other what they really needed.
I liked this book. The pace is fast, the characters are just broken enough, and the plot is fun. Ok, "fun" isn't the right word, it's enjoyable... That's a little better.

Natasha and Darrell are a great insta-love couple. I am not a hater of insta-love - sometimes you just go with the flow and hear the author out. Well, I did that and it was worth it. I got action, heat, heartache, love - all the good stuff - in a very readable package.

this may not be the best Helena Newbury book, but that's alright. Not every book can be "the best." There were some parts that were a little more difficult than others to just accept (like seriously, Natasha, get pissed off, it's ok!!), but sometimes you just know when you find that person.

I did love the development of their dependencies on their work to function in life. It was a great way to show how just because someone excels, it doesn't mean it's for the right reasons. Sometimes, they are just hiding from life by dedicating themselves to one thing.