Dancing on a Moonbeam

"Perry is a storyteller, weaving magic wherever she goes, much to the delight of her millions of fans." – The Literary Shed

All three parts in one volume!

Part One:
Eleanor Westwood-Fehr gave up being a prima ballerina for dreams of love. Big mistake--one she won't make again.
 
Determined, she won't let anything stop her from opening a dance studio. Not her doubts. Not her teenage daughter. And certainly not her new mysterious neighbor, no matter how enticing he might be...

Part Two:
Eleanor Westwood strikes a deal with her neighbor: if Max withdraws the complaint that stopped renovation on her dance studio, she'll help him with his movie score.
 
Being a muse shouldn't be hard, right? For Eleanor there's too much at stake to fail. She just never realized that rousing Max's imagination means rousing his passion too--for the music, and for Eleanor herself.

Part Three:
Eleanor Westwood and her neighbor Max have a deal to help each other--one they sealed with more than a kiss.
 
Which is a problem, because what was supposed to be a simple deal becomes so much more as Eleanor lets Max dance his way into her heart. It should be win-win, except Eleanor isn't sure she can ever be triumphant in love...