I just thought some folks here might be interested in this, found it in the freebies section of the Hot UK Deals website. P.S. I have no connection to the book

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0084MZWPO/ref=nosim

Well spotted. Thanks for the link.

Thanks for this... Have downloaded it

Me too, thanks

Thank you! looks like entertaining procrastination material.

Try Strictly Shimmer by Amanda Roberts, it's priced at 4.60 ish bug it's a good red

Oh very interesting. Thanks for the link.

Thanks have downloaded it, looking forward to reading it when i get some time to myself x

Thanks for the link, a good bargain

Sounds good, thank you for sharing that. I've downloaded it.

Thanks for that. Don't own a Kindle or any other e-reader, but was surprised to find you can download Kindle for PC. Even got three free books automatically.

Downloaded Strictly Murder - will give me something else to read.

Thank you, have downloaded that one, free is my favourite price

Strictly Shimmer is diabolical. It has a very vague plot, reads as if a child had written it, and must have been released in a rush, because it is littered with printing errors. At one point the main characters names actually change for a page or too!

I know that's harsh, but it's truly awful. I bought it because I liked the idea of a novel being set in the world of Strictly. I didn't expect this type of novel to be a work of literary genius obviously, and I knew it had received some bad reviews, but I was still amazed by quite how rubbish it turned out to be.

I forgot to say thank you yesterday but I started it last night and it's pretty good, so thanks.

Can anyone recommend a good dance novel that will appeal to an older adult (like me!). All the ones I have seen are for young people. Needs to be in paperback form

I forgot to say thanks too

Thanks from me too, reading that on my phone and an old Dr Who book on my kindle, mix em up and there's a theme night for November sorted... (As long as Ace doesn't blow up the studio)

Thank you.

You obviously had far higher expectations of it than I did! It was pretty much what I expected - a bit of light fluff. And it was free so I didn't feel I'd wasted any money on it!

"The Ballroom Class" by Lucy Dillon. Again I have no connection to the author but I have just finished it. A light read but a good story, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

PS not sure what you mean by an older reader but let's say I won't see 50 again!