Dancing In Rainbows

by Kathryn Edgar

Alone with her son, Tasha is still recovering from the tragedy of losing her husband. Unable to move on, it’s a great surprise to her when she forges a bond with Adam. Can she get past her grief and move on? Adam, the notorious playboy, has never wanted to settle down—until Tasha walks into his life. There’s something about her and her son that calls out to him. The question is will Tasha accept him into their lives? Or will she continually turn him away? This is a novel about letting go, grieving, and moving on. Go with Tasha on her journey and discover how hard it is to learn to love again.

158 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

I have always loved reading and I was eight years old when I wrote my first award winning short story. Okay the only award it won was praise from my father. It was still an awesome story! It was about a princess and you can't go wrong writing about a princess.
It was my first romance. Then in 7th grade I had a writing buddy. She waned to be a romance novelist. Now at this age I was reading things like Christopher Pike. It was challenging at first but I quickly got the hang of it. She would write ten pages or so and then I'd write the next ten pages. She handled the things we shouldn't have been penning on paper at thirteen. I was innocent. I run across one of those stories I saved from time to time. They always bring a smile to my face. It was my second dance with romance writing.
I just can't shake the romance genre as an adult. To be honest I love when romance crosses over into something more literary, deep, mysterious, or even humorous. Many amazing books and movies have in common they carry a romance element. Before you judge the genre by the bodice ripping covers, purple prose, fainting females, and burly men read a few. You might discover some new favorites.

Reviews

[Jo Notary]

158pgs, contemporary, she lost her husband and is alone with her son. She moves to make a new start, and meets another man, who is a notorious playboy.This is a novel about letting go, grieving, and moving on. Join Tasha on her journey. How hard is it to love again?