Come Dancing Leslie Wells by Leslie Wells B00KVQAL98 instant download after payment.

Julia is a book-loving publisher’s assistant. Jack is a famous British rock star.
“Opposites attract” is an understatement.
“This is a 5 star series... I loved the chemistry between Jack and Julia.”
—The Book Enthusiast
“Like a well-oiled machine or a well-tuned guitar, Julia and friends work their way into your heart.”
—Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers
“Once you start, you are completely unable to put it down.”
—Devilishly Delicious Book Reviews
It’s 1981. Albums play on turntables, people read print books, and no one has to stop what they’re doing to answer a cell phone. Twenty-four-year-old Julia Nash has recently arrived in enticing but edgy Manhattan, where rent is cheap and being young and gifted is enough to get ahead. Witty, hard-working and intelligent, Julia strives at her job as a publisher’s assistant. As she learns to navigate the big city, she is also determined to make her mark. She dreams of being an editor with her own stable of authors—but it is hard to get promoted in the competitive book biz. Her greatest fear is not making it and having to return, tail between her legs, to her small hometown where her mother is waiting to say “I told you so”.
Julia likes to blow off steam by going dancing downtown with her best friend, Vicky. One night, a renowned and dissipated British guitarist invites them into his VIP section. Despite an entourage of models and groupies, Jack seems to pursue Julia—but she isn't interested in a one-night-stand with an arrogant rock star. Intrigued by her resistance, Jack persists, and a tentative friendship forms based on their mutual love of the blues. When the two finally do come together, the built-up heat is sizzling.
Jack exposes Julia to the trappings of fame and fortune, from mind-bending recording sessions to mind-wasting backstage parties; from gritty SoHo punk-rock clubs, to luxurious hotel rooms barraged by screaming fans. Yet Julia is afraid to lose her heart to someone with such a decadent past. As she fends off her grabby boss and tries to move up the corporate ladder, Julia’s tempestuous relationship with Jack takes her to heights she’s never known—and plunges her into depths she’s never dreamed of.
Sensual and captivating, Come Dancing recalls the vibrant fashion and music milieu in a time of leather skirts, rubber bracelets, punk Mohawks, and funky street earrings. With a fascinating inside look at publishing, this entertaining story of a bookish young woman’s adventures with a rock superstar is hilarious, moving, and toe-curlingly steamy.

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"Come Dancing is a fun,angsty romance... By the end, I was chomping at the bit to follow the continuing drama that isJulia's life, with or without Jack. This is a five star series!"
--The Book Enthusiast
"Come Dancing offers a witty protagonist in a creative, colorful, and charming work, painting exciting portraits of the publishing world, the rock star life, and the ever-bustling New York City before the time of cell phones."
**--IndieReader (IndieReader-Approved)**
    

"Lovers of modernrock star romances should enjoy Wells' take... Set in New York in 1981, it'sfilled with rich descriptions of a world right before MTV, cellphones and theInternet. Come Dancing not only givesan interesting glimpse into the rock star lifestyle, but also of the hustle andbustle of the publishing world."
--Romance Times**

**"Wells pens a sexy, sweet, and somewhat complicated romance abouttwo complete opposites... An emotionally poignant love story, abounding withromance and humor."
--Smexy Reviews

"Sometimes a book like thiscomes along and takes me out of the niche reading I tend to find myselfin. ... I am in love. So very sex and the city ..."
--Must Read Books or Die

"Leslie Wells brings to life all theeclectic, edgy style of New York City at the dawn of the 1980s as she spins astory of spine-tingling romance... Come Dancing is a love story withlots of heart and plenty of heat."
--Literary Inklings

"Wells... does an excellent job capturingthe milieu of 1980s New York, when cocaine was everywhere and cellphones werenowhere. Julia is an appealing heroine, and her quest to navigate work and lovein the big city is a familiar but winning one."
--*Kirkus Reviews*

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I began writing Come Dancing on the thirtiethanniversary of my arrival in New York City. I wanted to describe what it waslike in the early Eighties, when Manhattan was still rough along the edges.When SoHo was still the domain of artists and galleries, and the occasionallocal bar or cafe. And when nightclubs like the Palladium, the Roxy,Danceteria, and the Mudd Club attracted a huge mix of people from manydifferent strata of society.