Wished this was a book, instead of a novella

Very much enjoyed this latest addition to the rom-com line up. I had no problems connecting with Emma - a latent swan shifter, that despite giving in to parental pressure to enroll in criminal justice and law college classes , crammed in every dance elective she could could fit, and managed to excel in both Loved how she tricked her dad into letting her dance professionally without being able to complain about it. As to her love interest - a hunky FBI guy with a dancing hobby? Who could resist that? And if the way they were thrown together annoys you by appearing too staged: well, before the end we find out that it was indeed staged - which kind of takes the wind out of the sails of that possible complaint. I wouldn't have minded if the the investigation would have been a bit more complex and longer, but - novella, not book (which this totally could have been and kept my attention). There was only one thing that I kept waiting for that never materialized: not a single mention of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake ballet...

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