Arianne's Waltz

LOVE IS A FOUR-LETTER WORD.For Stephen, love is the most frustrating word in the English language because his love for someone very special must remain hidden; revealing it could disrupt the summer music conservatory where hes a guest.For Andrew, love is a cruel word because he sees the girl he loves choosing to love another, and he can do nothing about itexcept resist.For Karen, love is a pleasant experience because she discovers someone who could become more than just a boyfriendif everything works out.For Judith, love is a long-awaited reward when her boyfriend finally reaches the point where he can admit he loves heras she loves him.For Doug, love is a shy discovery that opens a new world. Girls havent chased him, despite his good looks, and realizing he enjoys the company of one particular girl makes the Conservatory a special experience.For Arianne, love is a beautiful and unexpected surprise. She encounters her first boyfriend and suddenly finds herself caring head-over-heels for someone truly special.Jason finds loves gentle pain because, for the first time since he met her, the Conservatory separates him from the girl hes grown to love.And, for someone, love is patient, love is kind, love is never envious or boastful, and love becomes a desperate hope because love may be the only thing that can halt cancers advanceJoin these young people and their cast of friends and family as they experience a summer of music and learn the many aspects of love in Ariannes Waltz.Ariannes Waltz is the third book in the Musica Con Fuoco Series. Mr. Davis has written and published other books through AuthorHOUSE. Mr. Davis is a former teacher, and lives in the Texas Hill Country.