Two-Step

Written by Stephanie Fournet

Narrated by Stephanie Wyles and Aiden Snow

Iris Adams can't dance.

She can act. She can hike the Appalachian Trail. She can resist every carb known to womankind. She can make people laugh.

But she has no moves. Not even one.

Her lack of rhythm has never been an issue until she gets the chance to take her TV show to the big screen. The movie is sure to make her a household name-if she can just nail the Cajun dance scene.

Beau Landry is a minimalist. He doesn't even own a TV.

A South Louisiana native, Beau's mission in life is to preserve his Cajun culture. The full-time French teacher and part-time dance instructor is only working with this Hollywood head case to help out his uncle.

It's not because she's beautiful even when she's embarrassing herself. It's not because she's as funny as she is kind. And it's definitely not because she just might need him as much as he needs her.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Mar 29, 2022
• ISBN: 9781666172362

Stephanie Fournet

Stephanie Fournet, author of eight novels including Leave a Mark, You First, Shelter, and Someone Like Me, lives in Lafayette, Louisiana—not far from the Saint Streets where her novels are set. She shares her home with her husband John and their needy dogs Gladys and Mabel, and sometimes their daughter Hannah even comes home from college to visit them. When she isn’t writing romance novels, Stephanie is usually helping students get into college or running. She loves hearing from readers, so look for her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads, and stephaniefournet.com.

Reviews for Two-Step

[SerendipityReads · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Stephanie Fournet is a crazy-underrated romance author!
I didn't love this as much as "Kind of Cursed", but it was still such a unique and compelling story.

[Dana J. Moore · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Great story. The female narrator sounds like a robot. A terrible performance of a character who is supposed to be an incredible rising star actress. I really loved the plot, but this narrator needs a lot of work. I’m not sure I’ll ever listen to another book read by her. The male was much better, still…