DANCING AT THE CHANCE introduces readers to the riveting
life of working in the theater in the early twentieth
century. Pepper MacClair has always been a part of The
Chance, a historic, but now crumbling theater. After the
death of her mother, Pepper finds solace in her now
seemingly repetitive performances. But when The Chance is in
danger, Pepper will do anything to save the only home she
has ever known.
The Chance is only place Pepper has ever felt at home.
Thrust into the world of theater by her mother, Bessie,
Pepper has made working at The Chance the center of her
existence. However, The Chance is no longer the center of
hustle and bustle it once was. The lack of new performers
has now left The Chance in a state of financial ruin. But
when the owner, Robert DeGraaf decides to retire, his son
and heir brings new hope not only for The Chance, but also
to Pepper, who has always been in love with him.
Not only does Pepper look forward to the management of the
younger and handsome Robert DeGraaf in order to save the
theater, but Pepper has always secretly been in love with
the handsome heir. When she hears that he is returning to
The Chance, she hopes that he will not only save the ailing
theater, but also reignite the passion they once shared.
DANCING AT THE CHANCE is a fun turn of the century romp
readers will find delightful. DeAnna Cameron spectacularly
immerses readers into the life of an early twentieth-century
dancer. Anyone who loves early twentieth century novels
cannot miss this well crafted romantic drama. Readers will
delight at Pepper MacClair's fiery temper as she resolves to
save The Chance from ruin. Lush and provocative, Cameron has
written a hit!
New York City in 1907 is a kingdom of endless possibilities
for anyone who dares to dream. The Gilded Age has ended, and
immigrants fill the bustling streets. The glamour of
Broadway lures those who desire the limelight-but only a few
are fortunate enough to thrive in the lights of a city that
casts long, dark, and merciless shadows...
Pepper MacClair and her mother arrived penniless in New York
thirteen years ago, and their fortune has not changed. A
dancer of fluid grace and motion, Pepper is still only one
chorus girl among many, struggling for an opportunity to
prove herself worthy of something bigger.
For now, Pepper dances at The Chance, a rundown venue long
past its prime. It is not only Pepper's workplace, where she
has pushed her physical endurance to its limit, but also her
home. And as the larger world changes around her and she is
pulled into the intrigues of New York's elite, it is her
last hope, not only to fulfill her dream, but to fulfill her
heart.
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