Dancing in Circles on Weekend Writing Warriors #8Sunday

Scene Set - Julie and Robert are having a lunch date. (Next week is probably the last from this book - for a while.) Robert finished his first plate of salad and went back for seconds. "It could take a person a long time to get full eatin' this stuff." He gulped the last of his drink. Julie dipped a slice of cucumber in dressing. "What fascinates me is, you suddenly pop up in class, don't speak for days and then blow up at a teacher. You go out and play the tough guy on Stephan's challenge and try to negotiate a settlement. I presumed you'd....""Ya presumed wrong.""But you're...?"


Blurb – One born into privilege and a charmed life surrounded by love and family. The other born to a life of violence on the streets as the solemn gang leader of the notorious Shoresmen. A young, idealistic co-ed, Julie, meets a jaded, cold gang member, Robert, and cracks his icy shell, allowing the warmth of her love to awaken his soul.
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What people are saying about Dancing in Circles5 stars  - Julie I liked, but Robert, loved that guy. He's thrown some insurmountable circumstances to overcome, but he manages a way around it all quite nicely. While he may be the 'bad boy', he still has a heart of gold. The author did a nice job expressing that while we may not all travel the same paths in life, we still are essentially the same people and deserve happiness alike.
5 Stars - I loved the cover, as well as the story. I liked the school setting, and the description in the beginning of Julie and her friends. Julie is the dreamer, searching for a happy ending. I also liked Robert, who is a "bad boy" gang leader. "from the wrong side of the tracks," etc. One of Julie's relatives says he has a heart of gold, and he does. He's smart and practical and I think he's great.
5 Stars - Author Victoria Adams does an excellent job at bringing characters to life. I really enjoyed living through Julie's dream of becoming a dancer and her connection with Robert. Yeah, Robert may have gotten himself in the wrong crowd, but he really does portray a compassionate person and in the end he really does grow on you. Can't wait to see the next one in the series!

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Rest of the month's highlights on Victoria's Pages of Romance

22 – author spotlight – Melissa Foster - The Bradens23 – author spotlight – Ashely York – The Gentle Knight24 – Book Hooks - #MFRWhooks25 – Thursday 13 - #Thursday1326 – Book Boyfriends Café #HotForFriday27 – My Sexy Saturday - #MySexySaturday28 –Weekend Writing Warriors - #8sunday29 – author spotlight – Victoria Adams – Cover Reveal30 – author spotlight – Daryl Devore – Crashing into Love