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River Cameron has been early-retired from the military, and a piece of her memory is missing. Trying to start a new life for herself, she finds a place to live and decides to go for a run in the park—she thinks she might like running. Soon into the run, she hears someone calling for help, and being the good Samaritan she believes she might be, she offers to assist. That is her first of many mistakes. From that moment, she’s pulled into a world of secrets and lies that somehow has a link to her forgotten past. Can she figure out what’s going on while trying to remember what she can’t? Along the way, she catches the eye of a handsome police detective, Damian Ramirez. Can she stay out of his way long enough for him to solve the case? Find out in Tessa Fraye’s Follow You.
Follow You: Assist the Screaming Woman is the first in a series of three Urban Canadian Rescue & Revenge Thrillers. In book one, Tessa Fraye sets the scene and does it exceptionally well. When the reader first meets River, she’s damaged and confused, and it’s a pleasure to watch her come into her own very quickly when danger threatens. She (and the reader) are never quite sure who to trust, and rightly so. The story culminates wonderfully and hints at what’s coming in book two, enough to entice the reader to keep going. It’s page-turning action from cover to cover, and thriller readers bored with standard London, New York, and Los Angeles locations will really appreciate the Canadian setting.
