Jonathan has resigned himself to a life as a paraplegic. When he needs a new live-in aide, he deals with the problem directly to find the best candidate for the job. Vince is everything Jonathan could want as an aide, as well as a potential lover.

Vince wants a better life. Struggling to make ends meet leads him to answering Jonathan's ad for an aide. Now if he could just keep his attraction for his hot boss under wraps, this may just turn out to be the best job he's ever had.

Two men from completely different backgrounds discover they have more in common than they could have imagined. I loved so much about this story-the fact Vince didn't make excuses for the life he lived, and wasn't depicted as a perfect character. There's nothing like flaws to make a character so real and appealing it's hard not to like them. Jonathan came to terms with his condition and didn't want pity, but a way to enjoy life to its fullest. So many times people forget to see the bright side in life, and if no other character can make you remember your blessings, it's Jonathan. The humor and slow build to their physical relationship was well written, and allows you to focus on the characters, while watching them grow individually and as friends. Ariel Viz's Dancing for Jonathan brings a healthy dose of reality and romance together to create a story you won't soon forget.

Reviewed by: NeNe