Can Scarlet Stevens fix her life?
She’s divorced, forty, broke, and back living with her parents in her small hometown.
Scarlet tries to hide her sadness from everyone. She goes to work and takes care of her children, but something inside is broken. There is no desire, just a great emptiness that she lugs around day in and day out.
And then, her town hosts its first Salsa Night. There she meets a handsome stranger, Esteban Vazquez, who introduces her to his world of dancing.
Scarlet begins her late night travels to the Salsa Clubs, where every evening is a carnival of flashing lights, spinning girls, and attractive men. Lured by the Latin rhythms, she starts on a journey that is exciting, frightening, and carries with it a certain guarantee of heartache and happiness; especially, when she falls in love with her dance teacher.
"This book felt like a friend giving me her latest news: what's up with her boyfriend, how she is evolving during her salsa nights, and I keep wanting to advise her, to shake her, to support her. This book is also a good guide for women getting back into the dating pool; the do's and don'ts of dating after your recent divorce. It is also filled with so many loving and caring characters. My favorite part of the book was the end. I was swooning."
-Amazon Reader Review
"I thoroughly enjoyed this read. Relatable and makes the reader emotionally invested. It takes strength to follow your happiness and courage to make it happen. I highly recommend."
-Amazon Reader Review
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