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    • Pub. Date: December 2003
    • 310pp

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      • Pub. Date: December 2003
      • Publisher: Medallion Press, Incorporated
      • Format: Mass Market Paperback, 310pp

      Synopsis

      Lucy Hart is setting out on the first adventure of her life. On the verge of turning thirty, the overly responsible Postmistress of Colonias, New York is planning to meet a man in Atlantic City. Only known to her from their three year correspondence, she is hoping to find her life begin with this virtual stranger.

      Blackie LaDuke is taking a vacation from a life overflowing with adventure. Escaping the heat of New York City, along with matrimonial heat coming his way, roguish Blackie is intrigued when Lucy mistakes him for her intended companion. At first, he enjoys shocking the prim Lucy, but he soon finds himself wanting to be a man worthy of her interest.

      When these two very different worlds collide, can a life together begin after the last dance?

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      The Last Dance is a haunting and beautiful romance that lingers long after. A splendid read!

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      Nan Ryan is a bestselling author of over 25 sizzling historical romances, is renowned for her "imaginative and bold" love scenes.

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      February 01, 2004: Set in 1899, new york & atlantic city. The book was fantastic, you can't help but laugh and cry. Very romantic. We, the readers, can easily relate to Lucy's feelings and desires. You won't be dissappointed.