Dancing to Freedom Author: Traci Hunter Abramson
Series: Dream’s Edge #0.5
Genres: Historical Romance
Format: eBook
Pages: 83
Date: April 30, 2021
Publisher: Covenant
Canada, 1960
Ballet is Katerina Petrova’s world. But when the stage lights go dim and the curtain closes, she is simply a young woman who is trapped. On tour with the Soviet Kirov Ballet in Canada, Katerina is watched day and night by her chaperones and ballet security. But no one realizes that her hotel balcony adjoins that of handsome Canadian hockey player Robert Marcell’s.
Robert is enchanted by Katerina, though he knows little about who she really is. In an attempt to find out more about this mysterious young woman, Robert extends his stay in the hotel. One night, when a teammate’s wife persuades him to join them at the ballet, Robert reluctantly attends. He has no interest in cultural experiences—until Katerina dances onto the stage. Soon, the two are inseparable, but despite their growing love, Katerina knows they can have no future together. They come from different worlds, and to escape her gilded cage would be nearly impossible.
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About Traci Hunter Abramson
Traci Hunter Abramson dreamed of being a novelist, but studied finance and international business instead. She was recruited by the CIA right out of college and thoroughly enjoyed working there. Her love of reading and writing never left, however. After leaving the CIA, she indulged in both hobbies. She writes suspense/thriller novels, including the Saint Squad series.
I read this one after reading book 1 so I had already developed a relationship with this couple. I really like both of them. The story is sweet and a little intense toward the end. I was born not long after this book takes place and can remember the cold war and negative feelings toward Russia. And I remember talk about people defecting when I was a kid. So it was interesting to read this book from the Russian’s point of view.
It is a sweet love story and enjoyable read.
No sex, language or violence, but potential danger.