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Holidays & seasonal interest, Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Adult & contemporary romance
The next best thing to going on holiday - the perfect escapist read from Top Ten bestseller Belinda Jones
Carmen's been trapped in an oppressive relationship for Too Darn Long. So when her equally rock-bottom friend Beth suggests the ultimate escape - dancing their way through a series of scorchingly-hot countries - she can't resist!
There's just one catch... they can only go on this adventure if they participate in a reality TV show, one intent on teaching them the mournful tango in Argentina, the feisty, foot-stomping flamenco in Spain and the sassy, celebratory salsa in Cuba!
As they travel from Buenos Aires to Seville and ultimately steamy Havana, each dance has a profound affect on the girls - and indeed the sexy gauchos, matadors and dirty dancers who partner them...
But, when the sun goes down, do they have what it takes to go beyond the uno-dos-tres of the steps and to free their hearts for love
Praise for Living La Vida Loca
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PRAISE FOR BELINDA JONES - :
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As essential as your SPF 15 - New Woman
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Deliciously entertaining - heat
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Definitely worth cramming in your suitcase - Cosmopolitan
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A riotous page-turner, full of witty observations about life and love - She
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A sparkling read - OK!
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You won't want to put this feel-good read down - Company
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A witty and wise read about the secret desires within us - Marie Claire
Belinda Jones
After a career in journalism, Belinda Jones went on to become a Sunday Times bestselling author. She wrote twelve spectacularly escapist romcoms and two travel memoirs under her own name before branching out in a new direction. As Molly James, Belinda authored two further romance novels with wonderfully magical twists.
Originally self-published, The Hotel Where We Met is Belinda's final novel and is published posthumously by Quercus Books.
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