The Midnight Dance is a horror story that is part Phantom of the Opera and part Center Stage. This is a suspenseful tale that will keep you turning pages. The gruesome experiments of the Master spread chills into the reader. This is not a book to miss.

I really loved the writing in this one! It was enchanting and alluring! I didn't connect to the characters as much as I would have liked to, but the story made up for that!

I'm not into music or dancing so when i saw this was about dancing i was hesitant. But i'm glad i picked it up! The dark and grim tone of the book complied with the haunting ballrinea dancing that the school is about. I found it lyrical and mystic. The writing style was supurb and the characters not without their flaws but then again that what makes them human

Original and engaging. A different type of fantasy with stron female.characters

I could not wait to finish reading this book. I put it aside several times out of frustration. Its characters are dull, predictable and at time offensive (the author seems to be using a very old version of "how to write a strong female character" to craft her protagonist), the pacing is unenjoyably odd and uneven, and for an historical fiction novel it lacks any specific sense of place or time. This was not a book I could see myself recommending to anyone.

This book had an interesting concept and did pretty well with the flashbacks. I did find myself skipping pages to move the plot ahead. Especially with all the traveling between the Master's manor and her grandfather's cabin. The constant back and forth was annoying. I also didn't care for how the protagonist seemed to elude the Master and slip away. It seemed rather contrite and predictable.

This book is incredibly forgettable.

The characters were flat and forgettable. The twists and turns were predictable. The story felt dragged out with the same actions happening over and over again.

I liked the idea of the story and it reminded me of the TV show "Dolls House" but it was in no way as interesting

I had a hard time getting into this book. Since I did not finish it, I do not intend to publish a review.