Let’s Dance by Amanda Paull @rararesources @Apaullfiction

Book Description:

She’s helping out a friend. His dad’s hip’s gone. Could a farcical mix-up lead to love?

Ballroom dancing is the last thing Laura wants to try. But her best friend is desperate to meet a hip-swinging Adonis, so before she knows it, Laura is cha cha cha-ing in the back of the Dog and Duck with nerdy Ben. At least no one else need ever find out. No such luck. Her mother is armed with a social media page and dangerous. The shenanigans begin. What a pity Ben’s now looking rather dapper. Will he scarper? Or is Ben made of sterner stuff?
If you like innocent, laugh-out-loud family mayhem, you’ll love Let’s Dance, the first Scott Family Short Story, by Amanda Paull.

My Thoughts:

Let’s Dance is only a short story of which will probably take on average around an hour to read. Perfect for a lunch break or when you fancy something relatively short and light hearted to entertain you.

There are some great characters in this book. Mainly when we get to meet Laura’s family. That’s definitely when all the fun and games get to start. As the story goes along, we get to find out more about the main characters and their background.

Let’s Dance is definitely an entertaining read. I think most of us will empathise with Laura when it comes to introducing Ben to her family. All I can say is that I’m glad I’m not single and having to go through the whole going out and trying to meet someone, although Laura wasn’t bargaining on meeting anyone, only going along to the dance classes to support her friend. A quick and fun read that will certainly put a smile on your face.

My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for a copy of this book. All opinions are my own and not biased in anyway.

Let’s Dance is available to purchase from Amazon. (Please note that link used is an affiliate link).

Author Bio – Amanda Paull is a writer of humorous romantic fiction. She lives in the North East of England with her husband and works in the public sector. The inspiration for her stories comes from real life, which she tries to show the funnier side of by embellishing to the hilt.

Amanda’s Website: http://www.amandapaull.co.uk
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