Dance While You Can
The compulsive novel from Sunday Times bestseller

Read this book in two sittings, couldn't put it down. Disliked all the characters but for me that made the book, I don't think they were meant to be liked. Five stars.......more

The story of Elizabeth Sorril and Alexander Belmayne who started their illicit affair when he was a 17 year old student at an all boys school and she, a 21 year old junior matron at the same school. This is a story of forbidden love doomed from the start not only because of their respective roles as......more

This is not the best susan lewis book in my opinion but the characters are well developed and the storyline is quite gripping in parts. I was a little disappointed that the story was quite short and the ending a little predictable but everything in the middle had me reading for hours, just like all......more

Elizabeth's life is enchanting, as odd as that sounds to admit. For a budding teenager such as myself when I first picked up this book, which was two years ago, the thought of having an attractive, socially affluent guy aggressively pursuing me would have been a dream come true. My favourite part abou......more

I couldn't stop reading this book but felt thoroughly depressed by the end! Didn't like the characters, their illicit affair, the marriages, Alexander's misogynist attitude to women, Elizabeth's life bumbling along creating misery in everyone's path she met, the storyline going out of control?Nevert......more