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Let's Dance: A village full of mischief, music, grief and chosen family
Paperback
Series: Cozy Stories for the Weekend
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 23 2026
Pages: 330
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.69 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Two former dance partners. One unfinished last dance. A village full of mischief, music, grief and chosen family.
At seventy-five, Frances Mercer expects life at Seabreeze Gardens to be quiet. Then music draws her into the village hall, where she finds Ed Brennan-the partner who once knew her every step, and the man who never arrived for their final competition fifty-four years ago.
They are older now. Their bodies have changed, and both have experienced loving marriages and painful losses, but the rhythm between them has never completely faded.
At Seabreeze, the residents call themselves the Inmates. Led by outrageous Jenny, they fill their days with karaoke disasters, missing dentures, midnight sleepwalking, fierce squabbles and rehearsals for the Silver Coast Seniors Dance Festival.
But when a beloved friend nears the end of her life, Frances and Ed must confront failing health, worried children and the truth about the night that separated them. Being sensible may protect their hearts-but it could also waste the time they still have.
Funny, tender and deeply moving, Let's Dance is a story about second chances, chosen family and the courage to keep loving while the music still plays.
Inspired by the themes of enduring love and growing older together celebrated in Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud.
This book is inspired by the song by Ed Sheeran, Thinking Out Loud.The inspiration is its celebration of enduring love, growing older together and continuing to choose one another through time and change.
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