Semi Short chic: Book Tour: To Dance Once More by Sherri Wilson Johnson

Such a beautiful cover!!!

To Dance Once More
book blurb:

Stripped of her future, will she concede or fight?

Debutante Lydia Barrington lives a carefree, protected existence on Live Oaks Plantation in Florida. While her sisters happily prepare for their traditional roles as women and talk of courting, Lydia dreams of adventure and independence. She counts the days until she can leave home to explore the world, to dance with cultured gentlemen, to explore politics and art, to leave behind the confining expectations of her family and community—and her God. Even her friendship with handsome Hamilton Scarbrough isn’t enough to hold her back…until they dance, and her heart considers love.
Confused by her heart's betrayal, Lydia struggles to gain her independence. Then she overhears a private conversation about a business deal that has everything to do with her future. Now she’s faced with the biggest decision of her life—to concede or to fight. Either choice will require great sacrifice…and, perhaps, countless rewards. In an attempt to escape her imminent destiny, Lydia scrambles to find a solution—at all costs. Amidst the trials that follow, as Lydia runs out of time, she learns the meaning of sacrifice, forgiveness, hope and faith.

Will she ever experience the freedom she's so longed for, or will her desires change in light of her circumstances? Will she ever be able TO DANCE ONCE MORE?

Romance. Scandal. Desperation. Hope.

I did a little research and found the old cover. I think Sherri made a HUGE upgrade! What do you think? Not that her old cover was bad. It's very elegant. But next to the new one, I don't think there is a contest as to which one is better!

Author Sherri Wilson Johnson's Bio:

Sherri Wilson Johnson is an Inspirational Romance novelist, a speaker, and a former homeschooling mom who’d rather have laugh lines under her eyes than worry lines across her forehead. She lives in Georgia with her husband, her two children and her Chihuahua, Posey. Her favorite thing to do when she’s not with her family is to curl up with a good book or work on her current work-in-progress. She loves to dream of visiting romantic places and is passionate about the Lord, motherhood, homeschooling, and writing. Sherri is the author of To Dance Once More, Song of the Meadowlark, and To Laugh Once More. She is a columnist with Habits for a Happy Home and Choose NOW Ministries.

Blogs

http://sherriwilsonjohnson.com/

http://nicoleodell.com/sherri-wilson-johnson-on-inspiring-purity

http://www.habitsforahappyhome.com/

http://www.bookfun.org/profile/SherriWilsonJohnson

Twitter

https://twitter.com/swj_thewriter

Pintrest

http://pinterest.com/sherriwjohnson/

Buy Links:

Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/Laugh-Once-More-Hope-South-ebook/dp/B00N9H6Y9M/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1409700621&sr=1-1&keywords=to+laugh+once+more

Blog

http://sherriwilsonjohnson.com/sherris-books/to-dance-once-more/

Good Reads

https://www.goodreads.com/SherriWilsonJohnson

SNIPPET CHAIN!!!

#4 for To Dance Once More

"It's hard to believe you're sixteen today." Alexa walked beside Lydia on their way to the one room school house, built on their property for the Barrington children. Dainty yellow flowers lined the walkway, and white sand peeked through the grass.

"You're not that much older than me. You're just seventeen yourself." Lydia rolled her eyes. Being the baby of the family was worse than being last in line for the water pitcher on a hot summer day. Even Nathan was older by five minutes.

"Almost eighteen," Alexa corrected.

"Now don't be defensive, Lydia. Alexa meant no spite." Josie's dark eyes squinted in the morning sun. "It does seem rather strange that we no longer have little children in our home."

"We haven't had little children around here for a long time." Lydia kicked a pebble into the woods. Now that had been a childish thing to do. If she'd wanted to defend her maturity, she'd just failed.

"Fine then, I didn't mean to start a war." Alexa glared at Lydia with coffee-colored eyes.

I asked Author Sherri Wilson Johnson, who she would select to play the lead rolls if her book was taken to the big screen, and this is the reply she sent.

" If these books were made into movies, I'd either pick Rose Leslie

or Molly Quinn (with auburn hair)