In more exciting news, Jenna discovers acclaimed television star Adrienne Kenyon is headlining the. At graduation, she's stunned when a chance audition lands her a prime supporting role in the hottest Broadway touring production in the country. She's taken dance classes, voice lessons, and even earned her performance degree from one of the most prestigious musical theater programs in the nation. Jenna McGovern has spent her whole life training for the stage. It’s natural, it’s to the point, it's believable and it’s witty.'If you don't get lost, there's a chance you may never be found. Brayden's sense of humor and personality seem to come through in all her novels. I also would have liked more ancillary character development (like Jenna's parents).I like how Ms. I have to say I could not entirely 'go there' that Jenna valued career above all else, and that leap was needed to explain the choices made. The initial spark between the characters was a bit fast, but I've seen it happen especially when people spend 24/7 with each other in intense environments.

Brayden knew about and that's always fun. I do read with abandon, and probably missed a few of the finer details. The shift was noticeable and, I felt, inconsistent though I liked her better. In the second half, Adrienne's more playful side came out. In the first half of the book, Adrienne seemed much older than Jenna, but I had no idea how much. I kept trying to visualize the main characters, and I think I have Jenna in my head, Adrienne still remains a bit fuzzy to me.

more as a less experienced outing for her, but still so very good. Review 2: **SLIGHT SPOILERS**This is the third book I've read by Ms. If you are looking for a girly f/f love story this is it. In the real world is hard for me to believe they exist so I kept sneaking away on my daily life to be able to dive into 'Waiting in wings' world, where being a contemporary lesbian dancer is not a big deal. I really enjoyed to be able to escape into Jen and Adrienne's universe where you can actually find femme lesbians that are dancers and fall in love with them. Review 1: The first thing that I absolutely loved about this book is that is girly! and it was refreshing for me to find a f/f love story that I could actually relate in the dance department.

Waiting in the Wings by Melissa Brayden