Customer Reviews

3 reviews

• Anonymous

  Really enjoyed this book, read it within a day and I am really looking forward to reading more from this author.
  

• John Leete - Historian, Journalist, Broadcaster

  ‘This first title from the Author has evolved from his interest in and study of Britain’s home front.
  
  The meaning of the title becomes clear on page 68 by which time the storyline in this work of fiction has been well established and the subject of dance as the underlying theme makes for an interesting take on life during wartime.
  
  Cleverly weaving threads throughout this novel are tales of love and of passion and friendship and sacrifice, all that you would expect of life in dangerous and challenging times when you loved for the day for tomorrow, well who knows what tomorrow will bring.
  
  This is a light, enjoyable and well presented read. A refreshing escape from the heavy works of non-fiction about the war.
  

• Rebecca Haw ( Professional Ballerina, Semperoper Ballett)

  A time old tale of love and hate, told simply and charmingly. This short story targeted at adolescents lacks accuracy at times but makes up for this with enthusiasm. Willmore's inspiration for his book, both dance and the war era, could have benefited from more in depth research. An enjoyable read and a good first attempt at novel surrounding classical ballet.

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