Ebony Violette Black dances to relieve stress. She dances as an escape from the toxic relationship she has with her mother. She dances for freedom and betrayal, love and loss. Trust in her world is hard to earn and easy to lose. She has been betrayed one too many times. Ebony has escaped but running away from your problems only lasts so long. She doesn't know what will happen when they finally catch up with her but she knows that the man she loves will be by her side. Her life is a dance with twists and turns, highs and lows but, more importantly, it has a story to tell. WARNING: this book deals with topics such as abuse and self-harm.

Storme and Lily are twin sisters who are growing apart. Dance has been the only thing that holds them together, until Lily decides she doesn't want to do it anymore. Storme carries on on her own, discovering unexpected things on her near-impossible journey to a dance career, while Lily discovers a group of people who really understand her, and finds that while her talents may not lie in competitive dancing, that doesn't mean she has to stop altogether. But even the best things come at a price. Lily struggles with who she is and gets into a lot of trouble, and Storme's journey might just come to an end far too soon. © 2014 Matilda B

It's been almost five months since Kora was forced out of London and had to move back to New York. She hates her life there almost as much as she hates her mom for forcing her to move back. She just wants out of her contract at the Joffrey Ballet School so she can get out of this city. Throw in the fact that she's positive she'll never see Niall again and you have one depressed girl. But maybe, just maybe, a certain blonde Irish boy has already hatched a plan to get his girl back.