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Follow My Lead
Follow My Lead

Follow My Lead

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4.60 (19 ratings)

After the roaring success of the first season, the pressure is on America's most popular reality dance show. And no one is feeling it as much as guest judge and TV presenter Darla James. This opportunity could make her career soar…or sink. But when her nemesis, the very hot and infuriating Blake Nelson, is asked to join the show, too, Darla wonders exactly what she's signed up for!

But the sparks—on camera and off—between Darla and Blake are brighter than a Georgia firecracker, and all the tension between them has turned into wicked, mind-blowing, melt-your-brain sex. If anyone finds out, it will be the end of both their reputations—and the scandal of the television season. Then again, with chemistry like theirs, it might be worth it!

Follow My Lead is a sexy standalone in the Stepping Up series. This was previously published with Harlequin, and is a reissue.

Reviews

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jennifer
If you're a fan of dance competition shows

If you're a fan of dance competition shows, then you'll love this series. I can't wait to read the next book in the series

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Sharon
Well done

Wow...well written story with plenty of heat. Loved the characters and the story line was fun. Think this is my new favorite author!

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Kindle Customer
Teaser

That describes the twists, turns, hills and valleys this story makes. Jones does not disappoint. First they don't then they do, best of all HEA!

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BJ
Language matters!

In America, the person who is in front of the camera, that Brits refer to as a presenter, would be called a host. This term is male/female. Master of Ceremonies works for a variety program and it also applies to both sexes. Even if the host came from the UK, the term host would be used because that is what audiences expect to hear. I am sure this is true in the UK and Australia/New Zealand with the term presenter. So I start a book already seeing an author who did no homework about the country and language. I do a running translation with my friends from the UK, even though we speak the same language because we all use a different word for the same thing.

This one just did not do anything for me. Authors, if you are writing about a large country like the US, get someone from that country to read it. We have different accents, different taste and each section has something special about it. That person or better several beta readers can help you with language and tell you what words or phrases need to change not to throw the reader and take them out of the story. Write about what you know or you will end up doing a lot of homework about what you need to have checked for authenticity. You would not like it if an American tried to use an American voice for a book about Britain, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa. Each of these countries have their own special voice.

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Kindle Customer
AMAZING

The story of Blake and Darlabwas sweet and beautiful! You could not fall in love with them they were just to cute! Can't wait to read book 2 in the series.

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Julie Jackson
Great Read!!

Blake and Darla were a joy to read about. Really enjoyed this read. As always, this author doesn't disappoint in any way!!

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dongirl
Follow my lead

Very good book to read, keep readers wanting to read on and on. Funny and love scene hot right from the beginning of the book

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Amazon Customer
good but needed a stronger emotion...

I love this author but was a little disappointed in Blake's reasons for not getting closer to Darla. The reason just came out with a lot of doubt after a very difficult time for Darla and the story lost some flow. I still enjoyed the book and I loved the ending.

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