Danced Her Heart Away
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  • Reads 908
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 2h 3m
Ongoing, First published Jul 12, 2014
Roeville Academy of the Creative Arts is one of the most prestigious boarding schools in the country. It's different from most schools, because it values art over numbers, creativity over grades, and heart over mind. It's costly and wonderful, and Paige Brinley, an aspiring ballerina, could only ever dream about attending it.

That is, until she's offered a full scholarship. 

But she wasn't expecting the students at Roeville to be devious master planners--desperate to get to the top--, for people to make enemies out of her, and for Cameron Bensen, the school's best film student and a total heartthrob, to take an unusual liking for her.

And what's even more astonishing than all that is the fact that Paige just might discover who she truly is by spending one year at Roeville. It could either make her or break her.
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