I chuckled slightly and shook my head. "Does that usually work for you? The cute little remarks and that nice smile." I teased.
He gave me a sheepish look of surprise. "Most girls would be flattered at my attempt to flirt with them."
I scoffed and s...
Author's Note: I'm back again! Lmaooo I can't take breaks. I just want to say thank you so much for the love you guys have shown in this book. It was so fast and my absolute favorite writing for you guys. We're already at like 90k!!!! How?!?! That was fast.
Anyways, so many of you asked for another book and I said I couldn't really see myself continuing Maya's story. So instead I'm writing a new book entirely. You'll see some familiar people 😏 if you know what I mean. It will have the same characters from this book but two years in the future and only as side characters.
Thank you guys for all of the love! Don't forget to follow me for updates! ❤️❤️ xoxo Sasha.
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Luna Martinez has been dancing for as long as she can remember. It's the only thing that fuels her and keeps her centered. She has a medical condition that no one knows about. Dancing is the love of her life but it's also dangerous to keep doing. Dancing at the Williamson Dance Studio with her best friends and competing takes up most of her time. Then one day Jax Nova, the last person she ever wants to see shows up at the studio throwing her off her balance.
Jax Nova is a star dancer, well-known in New York City because his father owns The Nova Dance Company. After a comment that makes him question if he really is meant to be dancing, he decides to make a change in his life. The Williamson Dance Company has been a rival for years and his Dad would kill him for leaving, but life is about taking chances. And he knows Luna Martinez, someone who gets on his nerves more than he liked to admit, doesn't want him in her home studio. Can two long-standing rivals even get along?
With the Summer Dance competitions at stake and duet partners quitting left and right, they're both put in situations that they haven't prepared for. Their chance of winning now relies on their ability to work together as partners. With too many changes happening at once, Luna's finding it harder to keep her condition under wraps. The New York summer heat and overwhelming tension will either make or break this duo.
