Review: Love, angst, and heartbreak the perfect recipe for a good book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
Before I start this review let me just preface by saying that I love how this book could be read as part of a series so simply as a stand alone. If you read Reflect Me, than certain parts of this book make more sense of fit a little bit better, but again, it’s not required.When I started this book I knew that it was going to tell the story of Lucas and Dani, which are two characters from the first book. Lucas and Dani’s story starts right at the beginning when Dani first moves to town and happens concurrently to Reflect Me (book 1). So, this is where the versatility of the author comes into play.Lucas and Dani are both characters that are present and have a supporting role in Reflect Me and it is hinted at what their future will hold, but you’re left grasping for straws until you read Follow You Down.Follow You Down is a great story about two people with terrible pasts and enormous trust issues coming together and teaching each other how to trust and how to really love someone else.Lucas starts off the book as a prick but quickly redeems himself becomes one of my favorite characters in literature that I’ve read recently. He plays the bad boy, the too cool for relationships kind of guy; that is until he meets Dani.Dani is the girl with the sordid past… former stripper, and an affair with a married man. She gets paid hush money if you will and decides to use it to better herself. Start a new life for herself. Still I’m unsure how she picks this small town since she knows no one there prior to moving, but that’s trivial.Together these two great characters with all of their baggage and past transgressions find each other and learn what it means to care about and really love another person.I definitely urge you to try these books if you’re looking for something new. You won’t be sorry. I can’t wait to read the third book. I am definitely a fan of K.B. Webb.