What's Yours Is Mine

A Novel

De: Jennifer Jabaley

Narrado por: Ann Marie Gideon

Determined daughters. Controlling mothers. There’s no such thing as friendly competition in a twisty novel of suspense about ambition, revenge, and unrealized dreams.

Valerie Yarnell is a hardworking single mother who’d do anything for her daughter, Kate. Kate is a dancer with dreams of stardom, just like her talented best friend, Colette. Despite Valerie’s sacrifices, it’s Colette’s mother, former prima ballerina Elise, whom Kate adores. And Colette has become like the practically perfect sister Kate never had. How can Valerie not feel frustrated, ineffectual, and a little jealous of the queen bee of dance moms? Not only has she hijacked her daughter, but Elise is married to the man Valerie pines for.

Rivalries are forming. Tension is mounting. In preparation for an elite dance competition, Kate outshines the more promising Colette onstage, and the pressure is on for Colette to keep her position in the spotlight—and especially to keep her demanding mother happy. Who could have foreseen the violent attack that sabotages everything? Anyone who’s been watching closely.

As ruthless and sinister ambitions are exposed, a media firestorm and an explosive town scandal erupt. Before it’s over, two mothers and two daughters will learn just how fierce and dangerous a rivalry can still get.

©2025 Jennifer Jabaley (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“A gripping mother-daughter story set in the highly competitive dance world, What’s Yours Is Mine had me hooked from the first page. Jennifer Jabaley is a fresh new voice in women’s fiction, and I can’t wait to read what she writes next.”—Camille Pagán, bestselling author of Good for You

“A fascinating dive into the secret, scandalous lives of two dance moms and their daughters. Packed with twists and compelling characters, I tore through it.”—Sarah Pekkanen, New York Times bestselling author of The Locked Ward

I liked the Multi POVs

I enjoyed this full of drama read. I liked the multiple POVs - one of the main characters didn’t have a POV which I thought was very interesting. This one is perfect for all those folks that love the reality tv shows about competitive dance.