The Dance by McKinzie S. Heart

Title: The Dance: Elemental Seduction 1

Author: McKinzie S. Heart

Sub-Genre(s): M/F, Alternate World, Contemporary

Publisher: Silver Publishing

Publication Date: November 3, 2011

ISBN #: B0063GMF3U

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Dawne

Rating: 4 Cups

Blurb:*

Rebecca's had a horrible marriage. Though the divorce isn't finalized, she has put as much distance as possible between her husband and herself. She's forlornly alone but safe. As she spends yet another night in her grandparents' old farmhouse, strange unexplainable things begin to happen. Has Charles tracked her down or is it some unknown intruder setting her up? And what are these whispers that she's now hearing? Are they real or in her mind? While she tries to sort everything out as it happens, she has no idea how much is at stake. Not only is her life in jeopardy, but she may very well lose her heart and soul. But that is exactly what might have to happen for her to give in to The Dance.

Review:
Having never read a novel by McKinzie S. Heart, I was thrilled with my selection for this review. Heart's opening scene of a mystifying occurrence to heroine, Rebecca's moment of self-pleasure had me hooked immediately. From the unanswered questions to the way Heart develops the characters, the plot and the increasingly tension throughout this fast-paced read had me craving more.

Heart delivers a powerful punch with Rebecca's memories of her abusive marriage, from the dreams she has to the idea that Charles, the horrendous soon-to-be ex-spouse, is hunting her down. Chilling moments written and honed in to the understanding of realism.

Kudos to Heart for bringing such a well detailed story in such a small package. This novella had me enthralled from the first page and I look forward to the next Elemental Seduction novella by Heart.

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