DNF at 80% which basically never happens to me. 
 I do not recommend this book to disabled readers, even without knowing how it ends. 
 Disability is used as a device in this book, to drive plot and create tension, in ways that I found deeply othering as a disabled reader. It is not treated as a real experience or an embodied one, and the depiction could be generously described as poorly done. The character is only disabled when it is about the plot, not in everyday life. In everyday life there are brief mentions of limping but she can have a (view spoiler)[ torn tendon in her foot and still have sex standing up in the kitchen. (hide spoiler)] I don't need her to be a perfect patient or follow doctor suggestions or not dance on injuries, but I need it to feel like this injury is real and part of her bodily and emotional experience and it just wasn't. In addition, the internalized ableism is intense and pervasive and never challenged textually or by anyone in her life. 
 The choice to create an obstacle for the lovers through the acquisition of more disability was when I DNF'd. (view spoiler)[ To have her girlfriend beg her not to dance on her injury and then have her be in a car accident and become disabled from that in a way that she will never be able to dance again and blame the girlfriend so she dumps her (hide spoiler)] is such a blatant insert disability to create an obstacle that it made me want to toss the book across the room. It's a terrible craft choice on top of being intensely ableist and it made me lose respect for the story altogether. 
 If I'd cared about the main characters or about them as a couple I might have skimmed the rest, but I honestly was struggling to care about the book all the way through and was mostly reading because I was being stubborn. And because there is so little F/F about artists and dancers, I wanted to know if I could recommend this book to others for that representation. (No, I cannot.) 
 This is a rivals/enemies to lovers romance that never really grabbed me. Its got so much telling and very little showing and I just never really cared about these people. At 80% I still barely felt like I knew either of the main characters. I love reading books about artists/dancers/writers, and there was some of that in here to satisfy but honestly not much. 
 Trigger Warnings: (view spoiler)[ Intense internalized ableism and so much pushing through pain and dancing on major injury. Car accident described in detail, injuries from accident described in detail. Cheating. Parent whose behavior comes quite close to emotionally abusive. (hide spoiler)]