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    Dancing To Happiness

    By Marisa Santi

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    Dancing to Happiness by Marisa Santi, a novel of love. First chapter of a trilogy.
    Under the sky of Turin, Isabel lives; a girl with a great dream in her hands, ready to debut on the stage of life. She is a whirlwind of emotions, resolute, brave and with an innate will to always get in the game. The sudden arrival of Matthias disturbs her dedication. The mystery behind the boy becomes an obsessive thought which makes her vulnerable and makes her feel that something is missing in her life... Matthias is resolute to turn his back on the past which is an obstacle for the present and for the future. He can not indulge in distractions, but Isabel is a strong temptation. Since he moved to Turin, seeing Isabel dance has been the most wonderful thing he has ever seen in his entire life. Soon their interest turns into a deeper sentiment, but there are lurking obstacles with which the two young people will have to deal...

    PUBLISHER: TEKTIME
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTektime
    Release dateApr 25, 2017
    ISBN9788873040538
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