Rating: 3/5 
 Disclaimer: I received a free ecopy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 I thought this book was an alright read. It wasn't fantastic to me, but it also wasn't bad. It takes a long time to get into, but once it starts getting interesting it doesn't stop. 
 This book is told by Lilly, a talented dancer who dreams of getting into The Elite Academy of Dance and to become a part of L'Elite, a troupe of dancers who dance professionally all over the world. She lives with her twin brother, Luke, since both of her parents are out of the picture. She meets her love interest, Carter, when she is dancing with her school dance team at a party. After she meets him, they begin to get closer but for some reason, Carter keeps pushing her away. 
 I enjoyed the characters in this book. They're all strong and lovable. However, I found it really annoying that everyone was always trying to coddle Lilly as if she couldn't stand up for herself. Yes, the girl has been through a lot, but sometimes Luke and Carter act more like bodyguards than friends. In my opinion, Lilly is a strong girl and can take care of herself more than the boys want to admit. 
 I found the story extremely slow and it dragged in a lot of places. Just as I was thinking that maybe something would happen, nothing would. It was also a bit predictable in places. (view spoiler)[ For example, I knew that Jason would end up pulling something like that. (hide spoiler)] I only really started getting into the book at around the 80% mark when the secrets started getting spilled and stuff started happening. (view spoiler)[ I was pretty upset that it took SO LONG for Carter and Lilly to start dating. I could only take so much of them skirting around each other. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, this was a pretty cute book and I enjoyed seeing Lilly's character overcome different things in her life. She started off the book strong but by the end she was even stronger. Her audition song for the Academy is called "Recovery" and that's exactly what this book is. I would definitely recommend this book if you enjoy reading about a character who struggles to recover from their past, but eventually finds the strength to move forward. Plus, the romance doesn't hurt either.