The Dance: My First Love (The Dance Series) - Softcover

Cato, Kristy

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1503021831 ISBN 13: 9781503021839

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014

Synopsis

 
 
The Dance is a metaphor for the journey between Kim and Carriethat follows them from their teens into adulthood from love to heartbreak.
THE DANCE MY FIRST LOVE.......................... This isthe first of an eight book series. This story is long overdue and has neverbeen told. "The Dance" offers you from everyday life, to laughter,and sadness. It will make you smile, cry, and most importantly it will make youthink! Just when you forgot your first love, this book will bring all of thosememories back to you. From the innocence of your first kiss to the excitementof the first time that you made love. By age six, Carrie is used to disappointment.With a mother who is either drunk or unavailable, Carrie grows up not knowingthe joy of true love. But when she turns sixteen and meets Kim, a confident newstudent who has just moved to her town from Arizona, Carrie realizes that sheis attracted to her. As she begins a relationship with Kim, she is suddenlyimmersed in the unknown. Carrie is in love. Carrie is on a coming-of-agejourney and has no idea where she is headed. As she grapples with trust issuesand learns what it is like to be different, she knows she must confide in Kimand tell her she is in love with her. But when she sees Kim talking to a boy inthe hallway at school, Carrie feels afraid that Kim does not feel the same way.Even after Kim and Carrie profess their love for each other, Carrie still feelsinsecure and wonders if Kim is truly ready to embrace commitment. The Dance: MyFirst Love is an engaging, contemporary romance that follows two girls as theylet their hearts lead and experience all the emotions that accompanynever-ending love....

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2014
• ISBN 10: 1503021831
• ISBN 13: 9781503021839
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 321