FOLLOW
By Tessa Bailey
Blurb
He wants her soul. Too
bad she already sold it.
Family is everything to gambling den darling, Teresa
Valentini. Blood comes first, especially
before men. So when her brother lands himself in hot
water, she’s willing to do whatever it takes to save him. And showing up
topless in her unwitting savior’s motel room is turning out to be the furthest
thing from a hardship…
Will Caruso is the bad boy of New York’s financial scene…and
he just found out the very thing that drives his success is a damn lie. Now,
he’s exchanged his high-stress life for the open road, no one but his Great
Dane…and half a million Instagram followers to keep him company. When a
mysterious beauty arrives, her secrecy prods his suspicions, even while she tempts
his lust to the breaking point.
Teresa met Will under false pretenses, but the bond
consuming them is real. They’re strong enough to overcome a little betrayal…aren’t
they?
Excerpt
Tits. There
are tits in my room. Really fucking nice ones.
I’m so
distracted by their unexpected appearance—any red- blooded man with working
testicles would be—that I don’t take in their owner right away. And all the other
equally amazing shit that’s going on. The sexy brunette has one foot
propped on my bed, her hands paused on her calf where she’s been applying
lotion, before I so rudely interrupted her by walking into my own room.
A gruff
bark from Southpaw prompts me to double check the door. But I do it fast—we’re
in the right place—because as I mentioned, there’s a really fucking nice pair
of tits in my room. Sue me for wanting to memorize the shape and color of her
tight, rosy nipples before she screams and covers herself.
Which she
doesn’t exactly seem inclined to do.
“Can we help you?”
Up until now, a big
waterfall of dark hair has been hiding the woman’s face from me. But at my
greeting, she tosses that thick mane back...and reveals features that
accomplish the impossible. It nudges her tits into second place for most
incredible body part in the room.
Hearing
male voices approach in the hallway, I kick the door shut, surprised by the
fact that I already don’t want anyone else looking at her. “You going to tell
me why you’re in my room, woman? Or just stand there looking hot?”
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Review
I've never once been disappointed by a Tessa Bailey book and I'm super happy to say that this first foray into self-publishing is just as wonderfully written as the rest. With intriguing characters, a compelling plot, and the usual steamy goodness Follow will have you hooked and begging for more.
Teresa knows above everything family is important, when the only member of hers left, her brother, finds himself in hot water, so to speak, she will do anything to get him out. Anything at all. But what Teresa doesn't expect is just how much the path she's taking will change her life and make her question the future and her choices. I loved Teresa, she's smart, she's sassy, she's fierce, but she's also got some vulnerability to her.
Will is everything you could ask for in a dirty talking hero, with a painful discovery upon other bad news, Will set out to escape it all momentarily by taking a vacation with only his dog to keep him company.
When these two meet, sparks fly, but there's concerns on both sides as Teresa keep secrets and Will questions whether to trust her not. But one things for certain - there's a major connection brewing and hopefully it's enough to withstand a little bit of betrayal.
Follow delivers an amazing story as these two struggle to work through their own personal battles and finding a path together. There's a little bit of everything to keep your interest and have you turning page after page needing more of these two and hoping they can work it out. Will will suck you right in with his dirty talking allure, but also capture your heart. Teresa will make you fall for her first for her family loyalty and second for her inner struggle to choose between that loyalty and the man she's come to find might be so much more.
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