Book Review | Lead Me Home – A.L. Jackson (Fight For Me Series, Book Three)

Lead Me Home
By: A.L. Jackson

Series: Fight For Me
Book # In Series: 3 of 4
Trope: Small Town Romance
Publication Date: May 7th, 2018
Publisher: Indie

*Arc received for review*

My Rating: 5 Stars

Synopsis:

Fourteen years ago, my life changed forever.

My sister disappeared. That day I was selfish. That day I chose myself over her. And that day, I lost everything.

Including Nikki Walters.

She’s the girl I’ve loved my whole life. She’s gorgeous. Caring. Every single thing I’ve ever wanted but denied myself. She was my sister’s best friend, and I destroyed any chance of keeping her.

When her safety is threatened, I have a second chance to do the right thing. But as soon as she moves in, I want her in all the wrong ways.

All it takes is a brush of her hand, and I’m losing all control.

The fire between us is only burning hotter.

But neither of us saw what was coming.

And it just might be Nikki Walters who destroys me in the end.

The highly anticipated sexy, suspenseful stand-alone second-chance romance from NYT Bestselling Author, A.L. Jackson.

Wow, where to start… I just finished reading Lead Me Home by A.L. Jackson and I have to say, I’m completely speechless. A.L. Jackson has a way of twisting your heart until you feel everything her characters are feeling. I felt it first with Rex and Rynna (Show Me The Way), and that feeling further intensified with Kale and Hope (Follow Me Back). Honestly after Kale Hope and Evan, I thought my favorite book was on complete lockdown… That’s until Ollie came into the picture.

Lead Me Home is Ollie and Nikki’s story. If you’ve read the previous books in the Fight For Me series, you may know Oliver (Ollie) to be the big brother and Nikki to be the best friend of Sydney (the girl who’s been missing for thirteen years.)

Ollie is hands down my favorite male lead in this series. His character is so freaking complex. It ate at my heart to see this man hurt so much, but to put on a persona so his friends wouldn’t feel that pain they all felt so many years ago with Sydney’s disappearance.

Nikki also has some complexity going on. She’s always loved Ollie and at one point in their lives Ollie loved her too. But through the many years of Ollie searching for his sister and coming up with dead-end after dead end, he has turned off any feeling that isn’t remorse and guilt. But somehow Nikki finds her way in through the tiny cracks of the foundation he’s built around his heart. Even the pain that lies between the two can’t stop this chemistry from sparking and igniting.

To say Lead Me Home is an emotional roller coaster would be a complete understatement. This novel had my heart literally strung out.

I’m a sucker for a great suspense story. I love the adrenaline that comes with the not knowing who’s good and who’s evil. Lead Me Home is filled with so many twists and turns you won’t know which way is up.

Now for the reason why I dropped a star. This novel shocked the hell out of me, but in the back of my mind I always knew who the ‘evil character’ was. I’m not going into any more detail than that because everything I can say and have tried to say lead to spoilers.

Overall, Lead Me Home is another kick ass novel by A.L. Jackson. If you like suspense with your romances, definitely 1-click this novel today!

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