Love in Three-Quarter Time

By Dina Sleiman

Description:

When the belle of the ball falls into genteel poverty, Constance Cavendish must teach the dances she once loved to help her family survive. The opportunity of a lifetime might await her in the frontier town of Charlottesville, but the position will require her to instruct the sisters of the plantation owner who jilted her when she needed him most. Can Constance possibly face Robert Montgomery, her painful past, and the guilt that threatens to destroy her in time to waltz her way to a fresh start?

Book Takeaway:

The primary theme of the book is letting God lead your dance and learning to live in the flow of the Holy Spirit.

Why the author wrote this book:

More than any of my other novels, I intended this one to be fun, while still exploring my overriding message of intimacy with Christ.