His Private Dancer

Written by Karyn Langhorne

Narrated by Karyn Langhorne

One of the few dancers of color to rise to the top, ballerina Alicia Kinkaid earned her place in the spotlight—only to have it snatched away by a jealous, powerful man. To avoid the long-reach of his empire, Alicia surrendered her dreams and disappeared, re-emerging under a new name. The last thing on Alicia’s mind was love—and certainly not with another man with her ex’s money and power. Money and power, after all, had ruined her life.

Fate, however, had other plans.

When Hugh Lindsay first crosses her path, he seems to be a sexy, quirky stranger who is as reclusive and mysterious as Alicia herself. But Hugh is dancing away from his own loneliness—and hiding from the responsibility of helming one of the world’s most beloved tech companies. When their identities—and their deep attraction to each other--are revealed, both their lives are upended. Alicia must fight to free herself from the terrors of her past—and Hugh must fight to persuade her that he’s different—and that becoming his private dancer won’t mean repeating the same mistakes.

From the author of the ground-breaking 2004 novel A PERSONAL MATTER, HIS PRIVATE DANCER is a sexy, page-turning tale of love, sex, dance and tech.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Revisionist Media
• Release date: Jul 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9781737061557

Karyn Langhorne

Karyn Langhorne is a graduate of Harvard Law School and a former law professor. No longer practicing law, she is now the host of the weekly talk show The Book Squad on WMET 1160 in the District of Columbia. When she’s not interviewing other authors, she writes. Her publications include articles on writing for Writers Digest and a weekly American Idol column (during show season) for a popular website, as well as several books of nonfiction, a dozen screenplays, and an off-Broadway play. She lives in the Washington, D.C., suburbs with her husband and two daughters.

Reviews for His Private Dancer

[Butterbean · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The story is okay, but the audio is terrible! The narrator is whispering when she's not putting on a voice for a male character, and there are audio issues where it sounds like the narrator is reading from a tunnel.

[fannie logan · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I loved the twist near the end of the story. The author did a great job in narrating the different voices, but would like to hear a male narrator in future stories.