Book 4 of the Ballet Theatre Chronicles has launched!
**Goodreads Giveaway for this new release goes until February 11th and we're giving away 5 print copies!!**
At long last, OTHER STAGES the fourth and final book of the Ballet Theatre Chronicles has launched! I'm sentimental about the series ending, but it felt right, and I love the tidy feeling of a quartet of books. Speaking of quartets, there's lots of classical music and a string quartet mention in this final book, for those who like that kind of thing. One of the main characters is a violinist -- readers of the series might remember Montserrat from OFF BALANCE. Alice from the same book has made a return here, as well, and Katrina and April, featured in all three of the other books (OUTSIDE THE LIMELIGHT and BALLET ORPHANS), narrate in this fourth book, along with April's teen daughter. See, this one isn't just about ballet. It's about being a parent -- of a toddler, of a teen -- and being a bright, angsty teen who's encountering bumps in the road she'd never anticipated (remember your first teen crush? Yeah. Ouch!). The book's tagline is "Parenting meets the performing arts." It's a wild ride.
Check it out!
At long last, OTHER STAGES the fourth and final book of the Ballet Theatre Chronicles has launched! I'm sentimental about the series ending, but it felt right, and I love the tidy feeling of a quartet of books. Speaking of quartets, there's lots of classical music and a string quartet mention in this final book, for those who like that kind of thing. One of the main characters is a violinist -- readers of the series might remember Montserrat from OFF BALANCE. Alice from the same book has made a return here, as well, and Katrina and April, featured in all three of the other books (OUTSIDE THE LIMELIGHT and BALLET ORPHANS), narrate in this fourth book, along with April's teen daughter. See, this one isn't just about ballet. It's about being a parent -- of a toddler, of a teen -- and being a bright, angsty teen who's encountering bumps in the road she'd never anticipated (remember your first teen crush? Yeah. Ouch!). The book's tagline is "Parenting meets the performing arts." It's a wild ride.
Check it out!
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