Name: The Cranes Dance
Rating: 4.833333333333333 (3 reviews)
ISBN: 9780307949820

Meg Howrey

Kate is conflicted after she is offered her sister Gwen's starring role in a ballet, especially since her jealously prevented her from seeing the signs of the mental breakdown that made Gwen lose the role. Original. By the author of Blind Sight.

The Cranes Dance

Kat Albanese

Beautiful gay men are God's gift to women. They're like a consolation prize for ...well, for everything else about being a woman. It’s nice to take aesthetic pleasure in a man and feel neither insecure nor acquisitive. Intimacy without desire.

“Whenever I get sad about sleeping alone,” Roger said, “I make snow angels in the bed. Because you can’t make snow angels if someone else is there.”

Because if you ask someone to forgive you, and they do, then that's twice that you've taken something from them. First the betrayal, and then the absolution.

The only thing worse than taking things personally is being told you take things personally. And how am I supposed to take things, if you please? Why bother talking to anyone at all if you are not supposed to consider anything that is said to be at all personal?

Elad Schulman

I always love reading dance books. But I find the plots slightly repetitive, and the characters the same. This book was a little different, and I enjoyed that. This book offered an "inside look" on how dance companies work, and that is always interesting for me. Although the main character could be slightly unpredictable at times, it was an enjoyable read.

The Cranes Dance

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