Dancing Days

By V. J. Chambers
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(3.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Aug. 22, 2012
Words: 95,369 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476045948


Short description

A young muse searches to discover who is draining energy from her new found home, the whimsical land of Helicon, and begins to suspect her childhood sweetheart.

Extended description

If Hogwarts was more like Woodstock, and Voldemort was your childhood sweetheart turned abusive boyfriend...

As long as Nora Sparrow can remember, Owen has protected her. He’s been there through years of miserable foster homes and snobby mean girls, always whispering to her that she doesn’t belong here. Telling her that this is the mundane world, and someday, he’ll get them back to Helicon, the world of the muses. The world where they belong.

But Nora’s fifteen years old, and she isn’t sure she quite believes it anymore. When he begs her to try another ritual to open the dimensions, she agrees mostly to humor him. Owen’s rituals never work.

But this one does, and Nora is flung into the whimsical, bohemian land of Helicon, where she’s expected to do nothing more than create and inspire. With the help of her new muse friends, Nora sets out to discover who is creating holes in the fabric of Helicon and draining away the muses’ energy.

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Tags

romance, mystery, bohemian, abusive relationships, muses, portal fantasy, teen soap

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Review by: Alysa H on March 21, 2013 : star star star
This was an amusing enough read, though very breezy. Some nice ideas - and an interesting take on the mythology of muses - but didn't have much nuance, and I didn't feel invested in any of the characters.
I mostly did not like the idea that an abusive boyfriend's actions are simply in his nature, and therefore not in his control.
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