Wherever It Leads is one of my favorite books so far this year. This book just grabs your attention from the very first sentence. We quickly see that Fenton is not a man to mess with, and he seems used to getting what he wants. And after finding a lost cell phone, he wants Brynne.Brynne has not had an easy year. After being cheated on by her boyfriend, her brother goes missing, and it just seems like nothing is going right for her. Then she loses her cell phone, and she feels like the universe i...

"No words are said, but none need to be. Our smiles say it all."Brynne Calloway has had a string of bad luck and it continues when she realizes she's lost her phone. But when she goes to get her phone from the person who finds it and she meets Fenton Abbott her luck seems to changing but some things are too good to be true so this can only be a rebound.Right? "I'm not supposed to feel things when I kiss him. I'm not supposed to look in his face to see if worry lines are forming around his eyes.

1 Psychotic-Love-Interest StarWARNING: Obscene amounts of ranting ahead! This book has made me inconsolably angry. If I could I would set Fenton on fire. And then I would stand just close enough that I could watch his skin blister, boil and ooze away from his skeleton. His pitchy screams of agony like music to my ears, while I cackled with maniacal laughter. THAT is how much I loathe the love interest in Wherever It Leads! I hate him to an extent that I make myself, and likely you guys and ghou...

This is such a great book. It's romantic, touching, funny and exciting. What more could you want? And for that the main hero... Fenton Abbott is just perfect ... Swoon!Brynne and Fenton met when she lost her phone ... in bananas... in the grocery store. It starts ridiculus, right? He is a good-looking bastard, and she is a very attractive woman who caught his eye. Not original? There is more such a typical things. She is a woman with a ex-boyfriend, who cheated on her, so she decides to rebound

Can't keep my interest in first chapter.

This is my first Adriana Locke book and I’m happy to say that I was extremely impressed. I’m impressed by her writing, I’m impressed by the unique story line and above all I’m impressed by the way Adriana Locke has given depth and complexity to her characters and plots. Successfully avoiding any romance novel clichés, Wherever It Leads is filled with distinctive mystery, angst, passion and heartache.Meeting both Fenton and Brynne early on in the book, the connection between characters AND the re...

DNF at 17%. This had a very juvenile tone to it that became unbearable to me very quickly. The first thing that really bugged me is when they went to dinner, after trading about 15 lines of dialogue, Dude claimed to love her wit...when in fact, she had said nothing witty at all. I think he also mentioned her intelligence and again, where was that gleaned from? Second thing that bugged me (as it did other readers) was the next day trip to vegas and the shopping spree by his dictates. Haven't we b...

2.5 rating. I'm definitely in the minority on this one. It had potential but in the end it just fell short. I found myself bored out of my mind. It was difficult to connect to the characters like I usually do. I enjoy feeling my emotions through theses characters rather than just read them. Just my opinion.

3.5 stars! Wherever It Leads has an interesting storyline, a fantastic hero and a heroine that drove me completely bonkers most of the time. This could have easily been a 4+ star read for me, but every time I started to really get into it, the heroine would do or say something that really aggravated me (view spoiler)[She called the hero 'stupid' so many times. I'm not a fan of a man OR woman putting their partner down like that constantly, even if it is in a joking matter (hide spoiler)]. Fe...

4 “Rudo” Stars. Brynne’s life is a mess, she’s going through some serious family issues, she just found out her fiancé is a cheating asshole and now she just lost her phone. Life doesn’t seem to be giving her a break. After finding a phone in the bananas section at the supermarket, Fenton finds himself immediately attracted to her owner, after only seeing her picture on the screen. So, obviously he invites her for a date. And when a date just isn’t enough for a few days with him in Las Vegas.

Get ready to get #BentWithFent. Hands down Wherever It Leads is Adriana Locke's best work to date. **gasp** I know you all have your favorites, but you haven't met Fent yet! Fenton is deliciously sexy, utterly irresistible, completely devoted and all consuming. Brynne is strong, loving and hilarious heroine. Presley her devoted wonderful BFF is my kinda gal. If you thought you were in love with Adriana's other books, buckleup buttercup because you are about to fall in love with Fenton Abbott. He...

3 StarsOverall Opinion: This was an ok read. I found it really predictable, but it was a pretty light and sexy read. I had annoyances with both the h and H, but nothing major to where I feel the need to rant....overall it was just ok.Brief Summary of the Storyline: This is Brynne and Fenton's story. Brynn is convinced the world is against her. She caught her boyfriend of 2 years cheating on her (1 year ago), her brother is a doctor that is MIA in Zimbabwe, she had to take time off school, and

I was lucky enough to read this book! Just wait until you all meet Fenton & Brynne ...amazing . Another 5star read from Adriana Locke. Make sure you add this one to your list to reads ....full review to follow Update - Full ReviewI was fortunate enough to receive a copy of this book early in exchange for an honest review and if I must be honest, this book was amazing! Wow. Fenton Abbott is hot, sexy, alpha but OH SO FUN. Brynne is one of my favorite Adriana Locke heroins~Brynne is funny, smartmo...

Why, Helloooo Fenton! "That cheeky fucker." Lol.. That's Fenton. I really enjoyed his character throughout most of the book. It's that perfect orb of brash alpha sexiness, smooth gentlemen charm, and irritating egocentricity that just makes you equal parts hot and hot. I Promise I Won't Fall In Love With You There is an argument on the merits and existence of love at 23%. Fantastic dialogue. A snippet of the end of the argument... "I guess it's good for you that I'm not looking for love

*ARC gifted by author in exchange for an honest review* 4.5 'Rudo' Stars! The hype that was created around this book? Yeah. It totally lived up to it expectation.Let's go to the very beginning.... Once upon a time in a land far away, a story about a man and a woman, let's call them Fenton and Brynne, started with bananas. Oh yeah, you read that right. BANANAS! I'm gonna be honest here. When I started, this book didn't immediately capture like the rest of Adriana Locke's books. It took me at l

This was really a great and exciting story. My first book from Adriana Locke and it didn't disappoint. I was hooked and intrigued from the first chapter. I thought it was a different approach and it really captured me.The female of the story Brynne is at first a calm and put together woman, who's trying to rebound after a shitty ex boyfriend cheated on her. She's from a family where work and education matters if she wants to get ahead in life. She lives with her bestie Preslie, who's fun and doe...