Follow Me Down

By: Melissa Toppen

Narrated by: Marissa Pistone

Length: 7 hrs and 51 mins

Publisher's Summary

For years, I’ve been planning my escape. 

Preparing for the day when I could leave home and never look back. 

But when the moment came, it didn’t happen like I had planned. 

I didn’t pack up my car and drive away, watching my old life disappear in the rearview mirror like I had always envisioned I would. 

Instead, I ran — quite literally — as fast and far as my feet would take me. 

I didn’t know where I was going, only that I had to get away. 

And that’s when he found me.... 

Titus Driscoll. 

He was unlike anyone I had ever met before. 

A man who lived by his own code. Who answered to no one but himself. 

He didn’t care where I came from or why I was running. 

He didn’t care that my father was a powerful politician that would stop

at nothing to bring me home. 

Once he had me, I was his.  

Follow Me Down is a complete standalone Contemporary Romance. 

©2020 Melissa Toppen (P)2020 Melissa Toppen

Love, Love, LOVE This Book!

From the tatted up, dirty talking, swoony bad boy Titus to the brilliant bird in a gilded cage Fallon, this story grips and doesn't let go. Both of these characters have experienced more of the seamy underbelly of life than they should have at their ages. Both have been left with very few people they could call friend, and almost no one they can actually trust. But both Titus and Fallon are smart, independent, and willing to do whatever they have to do to be their own individuals.

I loved so much of the undercurrent in this tale: a woman who wouldn't give up, who kept fighting even when it wasn't easy, and who never lost her dreams; and a man who would not turn his back on his morals, who had learned the value of hearing a person, and was willing to go all in. Both of these characters showed brilliant growth as they faced heavy trials.

This story is positively full of the good stuff. All the feels are there, the characters are beautiful, and the plot has the reader wondering, waiting, hoping... The author has cast a spell-binding tale. I wish I were as in love with the narrator, who I found to be okay but not as good as the story deserved. At times I had to tune out her unusual syntax so that it wouldn't ruin my enjoyment of such a fabulous novel. I'm glad I did, because I fell in love with Titus and Fallon.