Guide Me Home

Rayna

You can’t help who you fall for, right?
That’s what everybody says. That there’s one person in this world who can set your soul on fire and be the breath that fills your lungs…

I had my whole life planned out, but I never accounted falling for Vince Callaghan.

I gave him my heart, and in turn he entrusted me with his, right up until I broke it when I ran. Forced to leave everything and everyone I loved behind, including him.

Seven years later, I’m drawn back for a family funeral. Avoiding him was impossible and it’s as if no time has passed at all, only the broken heart I left him with has hardened him.

I don’t know where home is anymore, because the only place that ever felt like it was with him, and after what I did, I’m not sure he has it in him to forgive me.


Vince

Rayna Watson… A goddess of a woman built for sin and made solely for a guy like me.

One look… one taste… one touch, was all it took to fall for her. She told me we were forbidden, and maybe that was true, but when had that excuse ever stopped me?

With one kiss I knew she was the girl for me, the only girl I trusted with my heart, but just one text was all it took for her to crush it into a thousand pieces as if it were nothing.

That was seven years ago. And now she’s back, looking just as breathtaking as the night we met. I want to hate her, but as much as I’ve tried to fight it, my heart has always been hers.

I can’t lose her again, I’m not gonna let her walk out on me like the last time and I’m going to fight like hell to keep her.

She’s lost and alone, just like me, and all though she doesn’t know it yet, all she needs is someone to guide her home.



Guide Me Home is the fourth and final book in the Strip Me Down series. It is a second chance, reverse age gap romance with a guaranteed HEA. It is an interconnected standalone that can be read by itself but is best read as part of the series as it contains characters and plot points from previous books.

**Intended for readers 18+ due to strong sexual content, and possible triggers. This book features references to still birth, child loss and suicide, and so could be sensitive to some readers.**