Freebie Friday #22

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Hey Everyone

As you know, I’ve been trying a new thing for me, where I share a book I love and provide a free ebook link to it, if possible.

Flirty Dancing by Jennifer Moffatt has been on my TBR since May, and I got super hyped when I got it, thinking it would be dance meets love kind of thing like a musical film. In fact, it reminded me of the Hillary Duff movie when I wanted the last dance movie vibe. I wish I could explain it better, but I can’t. I related to Archer at first, but as Matteo got into the story, things got messy. I definitely got lost with plotlines, which was weird, since we only have two main characters.

First Lines:

“Twenty-seven is too old.”

 Not the most devastating words ever spoken, perhaps, but close.

 They echoed through Archer’s head again as the subway car rattled

 around him. Twenty-seven is too old. Objectively speaking, it was not old. It was just a beginning, really. Too old to start a family? Of course not. Too old to go to college? No way. Too old to write a novel? Don’t be ridiculous, have at it. Too old to quit your job as an accountant and move to New York City with dreams of making it as a Broadway dancer? Well, that answer had to be no too, or else … fuck.

 Archer’s phone lit up with a text from his mom. Why aren’t you returning my calls? Did you get the part?

 No was all Archer could bring himself to type.

 Oh, hon. I’m sorry. I hate to say I told you so, but …

 Twenty-seven is too old.

Goodreads Blurb:

Archer Read is 27 and desperate to find his place in life. Five months ago, he quit his soul-destroying accounting job in Ohio and moved to Manhattan with dreams of making it on Broadway. And now he has nothing to show for it but a string of rejections. Even for a ray-of-sunshine like Archer, hope can only go so far. A musical revue at Shady Queens, a queer-friendly resort in the Catskills, is his last chance to break into show biz—otherwise, it’s back to Ohio, broke and hopeless. He arrives ready to dance his heart out, only to find he’ll be working with his teenage celebrity crush, the Broadway star Mateo Dixon.

What is Mateo doing working at Shady Queens? Besides barking orders and glaring at everyone…when he’s not absolutely smoldering at Archer on the dancefloor. As Archer tries to forget his teen crush and get to know the real Mateo, he’s caught up in a romance with his hot, temperamental bunkmate, Caleb. Between Mateo’s baggage and the dance crew’s drama—partying, flirting, breaking up, getting back together, then breaking up again—it’s no surprise when the show starts to fall apart. Archer quickly discovers that when it comes to dance, sometimes you can’t leave all your problems backstage.

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Alex