Book Review: Follow

Follow (Social Media #1) by J.A. Huss: #Women.

I f*ck them. I use them. I pay them off. I find another. My demands are never denied. My contracts are always signed. They submit to me. Willingly. Completely. Temporarily. This is how it's always been.

Until I saw that filthy tweet.

@VaughnAsher My bare pussy. Your tongue. #ThingsIThinkAboutToGetOff

"FilthyBlueBird" thinks she can tease me with hashtags and then hide behind a Twitter handle? She thinks I wouldn't be more than happy to #RockHerFilthyWorld? She's wrong.

Her online fantasy is about to collide with her public reality, and it's about to happen... now.

THIS IS A SERIAL NOVELLA
THAT MEANS ALL ENDINGS ARE CLIFFHANGERS
THIS NOVELLA IS ABOUT 150 PAGES LONG
THIS IS PART ONE OF SIX
BOOKS ARE RELEASED EVERY TWO WEEKS.
TeriLyn's thoughts: Major props to the author for creating a love story revolving around a woman who's playfully obsessed with Twitter and the online persona she's created. As an avid tweeter and lover of all things Twitter I thought the use of hashtags, the stories of Grace's followers and social media antics were hilarious. This contemporary novella is well written and fun with a flair of something just a little different.

Grace meets Vaughn Asher, the object of her desires, completely randomly while vacationing with a friend. Grace is shy when not hiding behind her twitter feed. Vaughn a self-righteous Hollywood star with a pension for sexual deviance. Sparks fly when these two collide and a roller coaster of emotions ensues.

The creativity and comedy of the story really kept me going. Vaughn Asher is lovable jerk who'd I definitely like to get to know better but who I also think is hiding behind a sexual preference he doesn't totally get. Grace had me questioning a lot of her motives as there was a lot of push/pull between the two characters.

Overall, I thought the book was cute and funny and look forward to reading where the author takes us readers on Vaughn and Grace's journey.