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    Next Time I'm Gonna Dance

    By Linda Rettstatt

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    Facing possible death forces Emmie Steele to examine her life. She has plenty she could regret--like her choice in a husband. The husband that walked away in the midst of her first diagnosis and treatment. She's surprised to discover her greatest regret is that she never learned to dance. Now as she faces breast cancer for the second time, Emmie learns to dance with both her feet and her heart. She's fortunate to have family and friends who care enough to stand by her and to carry when she needs help. She's also fortunate enough to have Sonny, who's loved her since their days in high school.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLinda Rettstatt
    Release dateOct 1, 2016
    ISBN9781370008346
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    Next Time I'm Gonna Dance
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    Linda Rettstatt

    Linda Rettstatt is a best-selling and award-winning author of Women’s Fiction and Mainstream Contemporary Romance. In March of 2012 her novel, LOVE, SAM, won the prestigious EPIC eBook Award for Mainstream Fiction. And in April, 2016, LADIES IN WAITING won the EPIC eBook Award for Contemporary Fiction. Rettstatt grew up in the small town of Brownsville in Southwestern Pennsylvania. After 20 years living and working in Mississippi, she has returned to the hills of PA to write and work as an editor.

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