Dance

The trouble with reading such a perfect romance novel is that you then have take a break from the genre for a bit because in the wake of such a well written romance all else, even good stuff, will pale. Ms. Cuevas has a written a story of two adults who know their minds but are nonetheless caught in the tug and pull of an attraction the goes beyond the physical and how they learn to unbend from firmly established preconceptions in able to truly see the & accept the other person. Besides this we have in Sebastien a real hero in all the ways that matter. A man who lives by a code of conduct ingrained in his genes yet generous enough to question and revise these views for the love a woman who is no damsel in distress but rather a modern one full of ambitions & contradictions for which she needn't apologize.

I'd recommend reading “Bliss” first if only because it's a great book itself and there we meet Marie & Sebastien for the first time and can then truly grasp who they were & why and what a long achingly sweet road they've travelled by the end of “Dance”.