Dancer's Illusion

O.K...I'm not too proud...I WILL BEG!! I am begging Ms. Maxwell, I have waited years...and I need another installment or at least a conclusion to this series...You have a great story here...please continue it for all of us sci-fi and romance addicts out here...

Dancer Illusion, is the last book in the Fire Dancer's seriers; it shouldn't be, but it is. It was as well written and imaginative as the first books. Your worst nightmares could not have taken you to some of the places that Rheba & Kirtn have found themselves; and yet Maxwell's books are not horror stories. The love story between the Fire Dancer and her Bren is pungent, strong and very sweet; and yet there is little or no sex in these books. The beings that they surround themselves with, hold their own special place in the readers heart. Nothing and no one is trivial. The girl can write! What a read!

I have read all three Dancer books. I am not usually one for SF but these books were wonderful. I have searched everywhere and I found that there is no conclusion. Don't leave us hanging here! Finish it PLEASE!!!!

About a year ago(?), when I was looking for Winter Fire, I tripped across Fire Dancer and Dancer's Luck. I saw the name Ann Maxwell & decided that I'd chance a more sci-fi bent on an Elizabeth Lowell book. I'm happy to say that was a great day in my life. When I finally found Dancer's Illusion, it got even better. Seeing the bond growing between Rheba and Kirtn set my heart aflutter all over again. Now... ... ... I'm not given to begging but PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE continue the Dancer series, or if not continue, complete it for those of us who hope for the Future Bren & Senyasi alike!! What A Triumph Of A Book !!!!

As a great fan of Elizabeth Lowell,(ie.Ann Maxwell), I was really impressed with her sci-fi story line " Dancers". This is a wonderful read if you love sci-fi or romance. Ms. Lowell always delivers as a historical, contemporary, or futuristic writer. My only complaint is that unlike her other series, "Only...", "Enchanted..." "Warrior...", you are left hanging. I don't mind looking forward to the next character's story line after the one I've just finished reading comes out but I don't like to be left hungery. Oliver Twist's " please sir, can I have some more " leaves a bad taste in my mouth. On the other hand you can bet I'll be first in line to buy the next installment. Does anybody know when the next one is due?