Most Popular Books by Kimberly Labor

A very young American woman leaves home in the late 1970s and starts a new life working in an English theatre—just the right environment to foster heady feelings of romance and heightened reality in her own life. Savouring her independence and enjoying the new adventure, she falls under the spell of a dashing, high-spirited young journalist, who is having trouble figuring out just who he is. Her ardent emotions and his confusion over his sexuality begin to take a toll on her. She finds an expressive outlet with an art form she had loved in earlier years, the dance. This is a story of youth and self-discovery, both serious and humorous, set in the green rolling hills of England's West Country.