Dances and Dreams on Diamond Street

<p><b>The debut novel from <i>Strictly</i>’s very own Craig Revel Horwood, this book will make you laugh, make you cry, and everything in between.</b><br><br><b>‘Heartwarming, funny and FAB-U-LOUS!’ <i>Woman</i> magazine</b><br><b>_________________________</b><br><br><b>‘A story that sparkles on the page – I absolutely loved it.’ Milly Johnson</b><br><b>_________________________</b><br><br>Set against the colourful boho backdrop of London’s <b>Camden in the 1990s</b>, <i>Dances and Dreams on Diamond Street</i>, tells the story of an <b>unlikely family of friends</b> who each rent a room in a ramshackle six-bedroom, four-storey townhouse. Like any family, the residents of Diamond Street sometimes fight and often act up but when the chips are down, they’re <b>there for each other in an instant</b> – usually brandishing a cheap bottle of booze and the offer of an impromptu kitchen disco.<br><br>Presided over by the <b>wise-cracking but warm-hearted</b> patriarch of the family, Danny Hall, a professional dancer turned choreographer, the novel follows a year in the life of the inhabitants of Diamond Street, rough diamonds one and all, as they try to <b>achieve their dreams</b> – with unexpected, heart-warming and sometimes hilarious results.</p>