Heel Lead
A short novel
Because life is one big ballroom - and all we can do is dance...
Former UK dance champion Caroline Elliott has two burning passions in her life: her sexy, young Spanish lover Antonio, and the weekly Ballroom dance class she teaches to a diverse group of enthusiastic locals in the small English town of Castleham where she lives. But Caroline has a problem. The numbers attending her class have dwindled, and unless she can somehow breathe new life into it, she will have no choice but to close it down. A dance display at the local Arts Festival might just be the perfect opportunity to showcase her students and pull in those much-needed new members. How difficult could it be?
With the date of the display approaching, however, illness, affairs and relationship break-ups threaten to crush Caroline’s hopes. As she battles to keep rehearsals on track and soothe her students’ rampant nerves, she must also conquer the demons of a long-ago tragedy in her own life. Will she be able to let go of her fears and step into the spotlight once again?
Heel Lead is an emotional, passionate and poignant story that entertains while it tugs at your heartstrings. In this short yet compelling novel, author Dawn K. Henderson presents a captivating tale of the power of love, dance and the ties that bind us.
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What readers say about Heel Lead:
Amazon reviews:
~ 'I loved this book. Dawn is so skilful at exploring a depth of emotion and yet with a lightness of touch. The characters in the book drew me in. I felt so involved with their lives I couldn’t put it down.' (5 stars, August 19)
~ This is a superb tale of the trials and tribulations of a struggling ballroom dancing class. The story dips into the lives of the various class attendees and the reader is taken on an emotional roller-coaster ride through sadness and elation, hope and anguish.
Although this is a departure from Dawn K. Henderson's Skull Chronicles series, the integrity of the writing and craftsmanship is maintained and this novel is just as compelling as the skull books.
An excellent read! (5 stars, August 17)
~ A really enjoyable read and a storyline filled with many emotions, some passion and also some sadness too. (5 stars, August 17)
~ Fantastic book! I was completely drawn into the excitement, sadness, and reality of this book! Definitely worth a read! (5 stars, Sept 2017)
~ A great read...the author has great skill at writing this sort of warm human story and hope to see more in future. (5 stars, Sept 2017)
~ Heel Lead leaves you wanting more. A lovely book, beautifully written. The lives of the characters and their day to day issues gives one the feeling of recognition, maybe a case of art imitating life but certainly echoing problems which many of us may relate to. A great storyline which leaves me with one question; What happens next? (5 stars, Sept 2017)
~ 'I loved this book. Dawn is so skilful at exploring a depth of emotion and yet with a lightness of touch. The characters in the book drew me in. I felt so involved with their lives I couldn’t put it down.' (5 stars, August 19)
~ This is a superb tale of the trials and tribulations of a struggling ballroom dancing class. The story dips into the lives of the various class attendees and the reader is taken on an emotional roller-coaster ride through sadness and elation, hope and anguish.
Although this is a departure from Dawn K. Henderson's Skull Chronicles series, the integrity of the writing and craftsmanship is maintained and this novel is just as compelling as the skull books.
An excellent read! (5 stars, August 17)
~ A really enjoyable read and a storyline filled with many emotions, some passion and also some sadness too. (5 stars, August 17)
~ Fantastic book! I was completely drawn into the excitement, sadness, and reality of this book! Definitely worth a read! (5 stars, Sept 2017)
~ A great read...the author has great skill at writing this sort of warm human story and hope to see more in future. (5 stars, Sept 2017)
~ Heel Lead leaves you wanting more. A lovely book, beautifully written. The lives of the characters and their day to day issues gives one the feeling of recognition, maybe a case of art imitating life but certainly echoing problems which many of us may relate to. A great storyline which leaves me with one question; What happens next? (5 stars, Sept 2017)
