My school is bursting with huge egotistical dancers. Not all dancers have huge egos but I swear everyone here does and that's not even the worst part. Grace Mae Andrews just moved to this new school, with a new identity and a new name. At this new school everyone dances, EVERYONE. You are judged by how good of a dancer you are and what title you come out with in all the competitions you enter. So when Grace's alter ego Mae Perrin tells them that dancing is not her thing, everyone flips. She's at the bottom of the school social scale with little to no friends. The thing is she does dance, Grace Andrews is miss nationals soloist but she doesn't want people to treat her special because of that. With a new haircut and a hope that moving schools will keep her away from all the judging, she wants to earn her place. Get to the top and change things at this new school. But hiding one of your favorite things is almost impossible. Grace uses dance as an outlet. She puts all of her emotions in her dancing. So when someone finds out her secret she is scared. Will this person tell or will they strike up a deal? Publish Start Date: July 2015 Publish Completed: September 2016 Book 1 in Dance is my series - Book 1 Dance is my Life - Completed - Book 2 Dance is my Passion - Currently Posting

Arabella Esme Graham is the unnoticed nerdy, loner at school. She has no friends, no one talks to her, much less looks at her. It could be worse though. She could be bullied, tormented, teased. But she's not. She also has a passion for dancing. Nobody knows that she dances except for her family. She goes to a private dance studio that her mom runs called Graham's School of Dance. But what happens when her mom, the very woman that taught her to dance, dies? Or the fact that she repeatedly runs into the school's star Quarterback? Not to mention her dad is encouraging her to dance again and the school's talent show is coming up. Read to find out what happens in Arabella's crazy life.

"I dance with red shoes because red is for passion, for anger, and love." -Avery. Richardson's School for Sports and the Arts, a boarding school famous for turning out the most elegant and breathtaking ballerinas ready for contracts, and vicious, strategic martial artists who often make it into the finals of any international competition. But behind the prestigious exterior and shiny plaques of honor hides a festering rivalry that boils within the students. The Trainees of the Martial Arts aspire to bring home two trophies for every award the Dancers get, and the latter equally competitive as well. Enter Avery Lim, she’s one of the famed soloists from the Dancers, and she’s just two years from graduating and making her big debut into the world’s art scene. She has a little secret, one no one should know about. For behind her make-up and costumes, she is Sentenial, one of the few top female fighters who compete in the school’s underground fighting ring. Everything’s going fine and as it should be, until Avery wins the finals of the fighting ring for the first time ever. James Loyer is sore and angry at being defeated by a girl, and losing the championship title for the first time in ages, breaking his winning streak. Smarting and vengeful, James seeks to uncover who the mysterious Sentenial really is- And get back at her, somehow. How far or how close can he get to the truth before he discovers her secret? Cover photo credits to Robert Calmes Photography.

Arabella threw herself into ballet when she lost her mom. Her whole life revolves around dance and she will do anything to be skinny and succeed. She is completely focused until a new guy shows up in town with an amazing accent and a kind heart. She has told herself over and over again that she's not allowed to date, but she can't help getting close to him. When Arabella has a flashback of a memory of her mom, she carves it into a tree outside her room to make sure she never forgets it. The flashbacks of her mom both keep her going and hold her back, ballet gets more intense every day, she eats less and less, and her feelings for the boy get stronger. How much can one girl take before she reaches her breaking point?