Ren#65533;e Bondi's story is stranger than fiction. And more remarkable, too. One night, as a much-loved music teacher, Ren#65533;e was chaperoning the junior prom, dancing with her fianc#65533; and showing off her diamond ring. Less than 48 hours later, a freak accident occurred in the middle of the night--somehow she dove out of bed in a deep sleep and landed on her neck. In a matter of seconds, this young woman with a beautiful future and a gorgeous singing voice was rendered a quadriplegic, paralyzed from the shoulders down, and unable to speak above a whisper. That's only the beginning. At this point, Ren#65533;e understandably could have fallen into hopelessness and despair. But she didn't. Not only did Ren#65533;e find the faith to trust in God after becoming a quadriplegic, she also married her devoted fianc#65533;, baffled the medical field by giving birth to a son, and continues to pursue a successful speaking and singing career. The Last Dance but Not the Last Song is her inspirational life story. Readers will be able to hear Ren#65533;e's beautiful singing voice--which God miraculously restored--with a two-song CD included in each book. They will also discover the same wit, honesty, and faith that audiences have enjoyed in Ren#65533;e's appearances all over the country. Her amazing story of triumph in extraordinary circumstances provides a compelling message of hope and faith--not only to those who struggle every day with a physical disability, but also to anyone seeking to trust God in every situation.