I liked Bailey-she is a genius (literally) and has a good head on her shoulders. Its a bit more mature/darker than her Fallen Crest series, but not quite as dark as her mafia series, so I think there is going to be a lot of broad appeal in The Insiders. I am curious to see where she takes this series. The story has all the elements I enjoy about a Tijan book: a little angsty tension between the leads, some drama llama, and a quick pace. And now, being his daughter is going to get her killed if she isn’t careful. Her father isn’t the dead, decorated military man she thought, but instead the man she has idolized from afar. The Insiders is the story of a young woman who discovers her life has been a lie. And there is a lot of guarding going on there and some of it is going to drive her crazy.Ī complete outsider in a world of wealth and decadence, Bailey has to find her way within a family that has more secrets than she could have imagined. She has three siblings and has no idea what to do with them and vice versa.ģ.
She’s living at her father’s sprawling estate, complete with bodyguards and the best security that money can buy.Ģ. It’s a no-brainer.Īfter this, three things become clear for Bailey:ġ. He’s an associate of her father’s, and he gives Bailey two choices-go with him and meet her father or survive on her own because those kidnappers are going to try again. She learns all this when she meets dark, mysterious, and electrifying Kashton Colello. She finds out her father is actually billionaire tech genius Peter Francis, the same guy she’s idolized all her life. Then, things happen-a guy breaks into her house in the middle of the night to take her hostage.
Also in this series: The Damaged, The RevengeĪlso by this author: Fallen Fourth Down, Fallen Crest University, Anti-Stepbrother, Cole, Eye Candy, The Boy I Grew Up With, Bennett Mafia, Teardrop Shot, The Damaged, The Revengeīailey is as normal as could be, with a genius IQ and a photographic memory.
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