I think you'll enjoy Pas de Don't by Chlose Angyal, out this spring! Set in the ballet worlds of Syndey and NYC, theater vibes but dancing, and a lovely sense of place.
Oh this was a newsletter for me. I’ve been meaning to read the London Celebrities series for a while off the back of a Modern Mrs Darcy recommendation but I have yet to get there, and I’ve owned the ebook of Well Met since it’s release but haven’t read it. What I have read, however, was Belle of Belgrave Square and I found it utterly charming.
I’m also a theater kid and London Celebrities sounds so good. My husband and I started dating when we both worked in a theater, and I’ve often thought it would make a great rom com. Does the steam rise in the series from book to book or in the course of each book? (Not sure if that question makes sense- I had wine with dinner! 😉) I am a closed door gal.
I think you'll enjoy Pas de Don't by Chlose Angyal, out this spring! Set in the ballet worlds of Syndey and NYC, theater vibes but dancing, and a lovely sense of place.
Oh this was a newsletter for me. I’ve been meaning to read the London Celebrities series for a while off the back of a Modern Mrs Darcy recommendation but I have yet to get there, and I’ve owned the ebook of Well Met since it’s release but haven’t read it. What I have read, however, was Belle of Belgrave Square and I found it utterly charming.
I’m also a theater kid and London Celebrities sounds so good. My husband and I started dating when we both worked in a theater, and I’ve often thought it would make a great rom com. Does the steam rise in the series from book to book or in the course of each book? (Not sure if that question makes sense- I had wine with dinner! 😉) I am a closed door gal.