『 I don't dance. 』 At least, not anymore. Dancing was a huge part of me, like my parents and my siblings were. I loved dancing, I really did. Dancing wasn't just a way to express for me, it was also away to be able to move my body gracefully, or to be able to create movements according to the rhythm. I'm getting ahead of myself. I don't, and shouldn't dance anymore. Before, I joined all kinds of contests, and won the championship. Whether I was in a team or not, I always stood out, and brought the title of "Champions" home. I was scarred for life because of one contest. Our rival team, Ashville Academy, sabotaged us. Some of my team would lose things. At first, it was minor, and looked accidental. But then phones, laptops, money, even clothes, or dancing clothes, disappeared. Some of us received food poisoning, and was taken out of the contest because of the severity of their illnesses. But I, took the worst blow. I had broken my femur, or my leg bone, in two places. They ambushed me. Sure, they were disqualified, but that didn't help us win. I never danced again. And I never will. It's cliche when a guy comes into your life and changes everything, but it's true. It happened to me. Well, in my case, it's a little different. There's three of them, all of them equally handsome. One makes me remember, one makes me feel alive, and the other makes me forget. What steps should I do in this dance of life?

A magical tale between a ballerina who comes across a prince who can't feel pain. she gets involved in a dangerous quest which will change an ordinary ballerina's life. will she get back what was lost? or lose herself in this enchanting story of a prince and his royal ballerina. Read the Review done by @angellover36 http://read-a-holic-reviews.blogspot.com/2012/08/review-his-royal-ballerina-by-sanayakant.html

- I don't dance when I'm being told what to do. Dancing is an art. You don't tell an artist what to paint, and you don't tell a dancer what to dance. It's independent - Rebecca is a relatively normal teenage girl apart from the fact that both of her parents are famous. Her mother, a world-famous dancer, spends every afternoon with Rebecca, dancing. Rebecca's world comes crashing down when her mother dies in a car accident. Rebecca has always wanted to be a dancer like her mother, but now she's confused and giving up on her dreams. She has a hard time adjusting to the change. A fellow dancer turns her world around, transforming her life and her dreams.

"Some books you read. Some books you enjoy. But some books just swallow you up, heart and soul." - Joanne Harris I'm absolutely obsessed with reading and thought 'Why not share my favorites with rest of these lovely strangers?'. So here it is; the books that made me smile, cry, angry, laugh and frustrated (maybe even the different kind if you know what I mean ;) ) NOTE: None of the stories or contents belong to me!

When Lucy Falkwell loses control of her house bus on a lonely alpine road in New Zealand, she finds herself in the midst of opera-singer Alessandro Magno's latest music video. She mistakenly believes she's stumbled upon a horrific crime scene. Lucy, a free-spirited eco-warrior, is ignorant of the world lying between the pages of those tabloid magazines. She doesn't recognize Alessandro, nor has she seen his smoldering publicity shots advertising the fact he's in town. Instead, she deduces that he's the main detective working the case. As the two fall into a strange friendship built upon a mistaken identity (all while attempting to rebuild other parts of their lives), the chemistry between them becomes obvious. But how do you learn to trust someone you never really knew in the first place? *** I like to class this kind of 'genre' as BohoLit. You will understand what I mean when you read it ;)

Thrown out of an abusive home, Suki pretends to be Devin's girlfriend while she stays with his family. But what happens when pretend feelings become real? ***** With nowhere to go after being thrown out of an abusive home, Suki asks Devin, a complete stranger, if she can stay the night with him. But what was supposed to be a short-term solution quickly turns into an open-ended promise: if Suki pretends to be Devin's girlfriend to ward off his pushy (if loving) mother, then she can live in his spare bedroom until she sorts out her life. But what happens when pretend feelings become real? Will Suki be able to overcome the fear and pain in her past in order to heal and fall in love? [[1st Place, The Rarity Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, Skull Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Royalty Awards 2017, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Gold Awards 2017, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Holo Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Z Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Purple Awards, Romance Category]] [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]