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Dancing Fire: Overture
In Gwrych Castle during the late nineteenth century, four lives collide in a battle of unrequited love, secrets, tragedy, and revenge.
Ballerina Sarah Ann performs every night when the bell tolls twelve. Ballroom doors slam, lights dim, and guests are transported to another world, one of mystery and enchantment.
Victor Foster travels to the fortress to escape his bloody past. An encounter with Sarah in the courtyard sparks a romance that could change his life. But his vengeful ex-lover, Marie Summers, soon interferes to reunite with him at any cost.
Doctor William Bennett has been close friends with Sarah ever since they were children. But a deadly chain of events force him to confront his true feelings and unearth everything Victor is hiding from her.
Dancing Overture is Volume One of a serial publication.
3,700 words (approximately 15 pages). An overture.
Ballerina Sarah Ann performs every night when the bell tolls twelve. Ballroom doors slam, lights dim, and guests are transported to another world, one of mystery and enchantment.
Victor Foster travels to the fortress to escape his bloody past. An encounter with Sarah in the courtyard sparks a romance that could change his life. But his vengeful ex-lover, Marie Summers, soon interferes to reunite with him at any cost.
Doctor William Bennett has been close friends with Sarah ever since they were children. But a deadly chain of events force him to confront his true feelings and unearth everything Victor is hiding from her.
Dancing Overture is Volume One of a serial publication.
3,700 words (approximately 15 pages). An overture.
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First published September 8, 2014
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August 16, 2015
It started very well but I believe the entire book didn't download. Only 19 pages with no indication of any of the characters mentioned in the overview. What was there definitely left me wanting more.
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