Dance While You Can

By Susan Lewis

Book Overview

It is 1964 when Elizabeth meets Alexander . . . she is 21, he is 17, and she is his teacher at Foxton's school for boys. Their relationship quickly becomes passionate, but when their forbidden love is discovered, she is discharged. Alexander moves on to Oxford and marries a socialite, never realizing that Elizabeth was carrying his child, or that their relationship is far from over.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060179120
• ISBN13: 9780060179120
• Release Date: January 1989
• Publisher: Harpercollins
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.4" x 6.5" x 1.3"

Customer Reviews

Love story of a lifetime

This amazingly realistic novel delves into the complicated lives of Alexander and Elizabeth, two people who are meant to be. The story accompanies both characters through their lives from teens to parents. It proves that love conquers all, and cannot be erased by time or distance. Susan Lewis uncovers a variety of relationship issues which everyone can relate to in one way or another. I found this book to reignite my own hopes and dreams, and felt that it helped me to deal with my own situations in life, since reading it.

I loved this book so much I couldnt put it down

This book is a fabulous read,I've read it twice.Susan Lewis is a great author and always manages to keep you in suspense.I have just finished reading "Chasing Dreams"and"Taking Chances" which are brilliant.Also you nearly always fall in love with the male characters. I hope there will be lots more like these.

Most enjoyable reading

I read this book a while ago but I see no one has done a review for it yet. May be in reading my review, you now may want to read the book. This was the first Susan Lewis book I have read and I have read many more since then. I am reading her latest one at the moment "Chasing Dreams" which I see isn't on the list of her books here. She writes really well. May be after you have read seven or eight of them like I have, like many authors, a lot of her books and characters tend to become rather too similar to each other but her books are always a very enjoyable read and I would definitely recommend this book. Her books have got romance and intrigue, mystery, sometimes murder. She always has an interesting plot and nothing is ever quite what it seems. There is often a twist at the end of her books. I can't remember if there is one in this one because as I said, I read it a while ago.