I Don't Dance // Book Review

From the Back Cover:
Ty and Jen have been friends for nearly as long as anyone can remember. But when Ty goes off to college and leaves her behind, he has to face the reality that he cares for her as more then just a friend. 
As graduation approaches and with only one summer left before he begins basic training, Ty must make a decision. Military life is never easy; is it fair to force it on the one he loves? 
In the midst of wrestling with the question and coming to the realization that summer is quickly drawing to a close, Ty struggles to face questions he cannot answer, and is forced to examine his own heart. 
Is it possible that God has a future for him with Jen? Or will the summer close with only memories of days gone by? 

Their relationship would be old fashioned. But that was okay. Because old fashioned and whimsical fit perfectly with a southern summer.



I Don’t Dance is a contemporary novella. The story was sweet and it was fun reading a good summer love story.
I liked the story for the most part. There was a lot of sarcastic comments that flew between the characters though. I know they were just playing with each other and having fun and I like it when characters have those fun conversations, but I just didn't care for all the sarcastic comments. At times I had a hard time trying to get through the book, but I really enjoyed the last couple chapters and the epilogue. Overall, it was a sweet story.

I give this book 8 out of 10 R's