My Killer Vacation

Tessa Bailey writes books that flow smoothly from beginning till the end—which makes for an amazing reading experience. In all her books, she manages to strike a balance between the smut sequence, character mutation and the plot development, and, as expected, she delivered on this one yet again.

My Killer Vacation starts off with a dead body literally. Taylor, on vacation with her younger brother (Jude), discovers a dead body in one of the rooms in their rental. The male protagonist, Myles, is a bounty hunter and is hired by the boyfriend of the deceased’s sister who is also a friend and what follows is fast-paced investigation to find the real killer.

Taylor is determined to assist with the investigation and Myles, battling an insane case of insta-lust and sudden possessiveness, wants her as far away from the murder scene as possible. They dance around their mutual attraction, but the flames are there and they know it.

The characters in this book are layered and with decidedly distinct narrative voices. If you like possessive alpha-heroes, I think you’ll like Myles because he has enough grunts, growls, scowls, and roars to spare. Taylor was also an amazing babe with her refusal to be daunted by any of the obstacles Myles’ chest for example whenever he tried to prevent her from doing what she wanted to do and how she took charge of her life.