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    I Don't Dance
    I Don't Dance
    I Don't Dance
    Audiobook1 hour

    I Don't Dance

    Written by Lani Lynn Vale

    Narrated by Stephanie Rose and Mason Lloyd

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Her

    Blaine didn't understand the true meaning of lonely until she spent her first Christmas away from her husband. She was never one to believe in love at first sight. Then she met Elliott while he was on leave from the Army. From that moment on, they loved fiercely, and never wasted a day. She knew that deployment was a very real possibility . . . one that scared her to death.

    Him

    When the orders are handed down, he has to go, leaving his new wife at home while he risks his life half a world away. Elliott did his best. He loved Blaine with his whole heart, but he had a responsibility to his team and to his country. Regrettably, that meant being away from Blaine Christmas after Christmas, year after year.

    Her

    Blaine made the best of her situation, and did what any good military wife should do, even if it tore her to pieces to do it. She stood by her man. Years go by, but one thing holds true. They're meant to be. Blaine and Elliott have a love like no other, and time and distance will never change that.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateNov 19, 2019
    ISBN9781977347442
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    • 5/5
      This was so good! Elliot and Blaine from book 1 was the adoring couple that everyone loves! Was so nice to listen to their story on how they met. Glad that they didn’t have most of the grusome goodies happening to them.

      They do have the fairytale story!

      And now the series is done! My heart is so spre now! How do I let go of all of these characters!

      This series is most definately on the top of my LOVE IT list!!!