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الاستماع والقراءة

Annemarie Nikolaus

Madeline Lagrange, granddaughter of the chairman of the “Lietzensee Dance Club” considers ballroom dancing merely a necessary cultural skill that she learns without ambition. Then she meets the club’s square dancers. And she loses her heart - to the dance and to the group’s caller, the American Chris Rinehart.

Chris is captivated by Madeline from the very first moment. But he’s the coach of the group and she’s underage. So he’s fighting his growing affection for her and denies her his feelings.

While Madeline tries to seduce Chris with the uncompromising determination of her seventeen years, her grandfather is willing to do anything to expel him from the club to break them apart.

Each book in the series can be read as a stand-alone.

Quick, quick, slow - Lietzensee Dance Club

The Granddaughter

Tanja Walters seems hopelessly in love with her longtime square dance partner Micky Hasloff. The truth is Micky hides his feelings behind banter and war of words.

Then the square dancers are hired for a Western. The Spanish actor Manolo Rioja plays the leading role; the star was Tanja’s teenage idol. Now she’s making eyes at him, certain she is as attractive as the groupies he usually surrounds himself with. 

Micky Hasloff watches with growing anger how she throws herself at Rioja. Eventually he sabotages the shooting. If he gets Tanja away from Rioja this way, he doesn't care that the movie contract could be canceled. 

Then Micky meets Rioja's heavily pregnant wife and learns that the girls at his side are just paid models. Now he understands the star, for his part, is not interested in Tanja at all.

But does that help him? Can Micky overcome his fear of rejection and reveal his feelings to Tanja?

Love story in the series “Quick, quick, slow – Lietzensee Dance Club”.

Each novel in the series can be read as a stand-alone.

Falling for a Movie Star

After sixteen years, Friederike Lagrange dares to return to the dance floor for the first time: A serious car accident had forced her to give up competition dancing. Instead, dance became her research topic and she made a career as a professor in history. 

A colleague becomes her new partner because her husband George doesn‘t want to take part in a simple dance circle like a beginner: It would be beneath his dignity as chairman of the Lietzensee Dance Club. But he supports her when she wants to shoot a film about the dances of the Baroque with the square dancers and the Latin formation of the club. Then suddenly he wants to dance the Baroque dances with her himself. 

Friederike is faced with a dilemma: Since the accident she has longed to be able to dance with her husband again one day. But she also doesn't want to disappoint her colleague. Can she find a way out that doesn't offend either of them?

Each book in the series can be read as a stand-alone.