Review: I'll follow you anywhere!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
Review for Follow You Down by KB WebbFollow You Down is the second book in the Reflect Me series by KB Webb, both books are stand-alone and follow the same timeline showcasing two separate sets of characters. You definitely don’t have to read the Reflect Me to enjoy Follow You Down, but I would suggest it because it gives you insight into things going down in the background of Dani and Lucas’ story. That and it’s a great read.We start off this book with Dani, she’s just moved to a new town after experiencing a messy break up. It’s a fresh start for her, one that she desperately needed. After sulking for longer than acceptable (at least to her meddling mother) she enrolls in college classes and gets a job at a local bar, Ricky’s. She is hired as a bartender, and has no clue what she is doing. Enter Lucas. He finds the new bartender attractive and can’t help but offer his assistance  when he sees her struggling with mixing drinks. In exchange for a date he agrees to give her lessons…Dani is everything you want in a book heroine. She’s got a feisty side, but is also soft and vulnerable. I do like that she is confident in herself — she owns her sexuality and makes no apologies for it. Because of her past she’s not interested in a relationship, but a good time? Sure. The attraction to Lucas is instant, but she keeps him at a distance. Well, she tries.Lucas … I could just hump his leg or smack him upside his head. Maybe both. Such a typical frustrating man. There are moments in the book where he is like a freakin’ knight in shining armor and I’m like FINALLY he got his crap straight… and then he thinks with the wrong head and needs to be throttled. The tension between him and Dani is palpable. And the chemistry? It’s through the dang roof!KB Webb has an amazing ability to write a vast array of emotions into her characters/storylines. They really are a roller coaster of highs and lows. Not to mention the smexy parts. I love how she has me laughing out loud one minute, then setting my panties on fire the next. It’s refreshing to have characters that can make fun of themselves and not always take themselves so seriously. There are so many overly dramatic and over the top books out there this is like a breath of fresh air.I do have to take a quick minute to mention Dani’s mom — one of my favorite secondary characters I’ve have read in a long while. She cracked me up and kept it real.I give Follow You Down FOUR stars for storyline and FOUR stars for smut! An great read by a great new voice in the indie world. If you like your romance laced with humor, angst, and hot smut this is definitely the book for you! A certified Mommy’s a Book Whore must read!Review by the Head Whore.