Follow My Lead

By: Adrian J. Smith

Narrated by: Quinn Riley, Lori Prince

Step one: take a leap. Step two: kiss in the rain. Step three: fall in love.

Saylor McGinnis is newly engaged to the man of her dreams, and she's moved halfway across the country to be with him. But the dream turns sour, and her anxiety takes over when she no longer belongs. Desperate to find her footing, Saylor joins a local dance studio in an attempt to make friends. She never expects that one dance, or more specifically, her new dance instructor, will change her life in such drastic ways.

Tia Schroeder is family to everyone, but she's never believed she could fall in love. For decades, raising her two nieces was her entire life, and she only ever had time for a surface-level fling. Never one to ignore the value of experience, Tia understands she's not the ideal woman for most people. When her newest student at the studio shows promise, Tia must decide if waiting for love is worth the risk.

Will Saylor and Tia save the last dance? Or will they continue to navigate the complicated steps of love and lust?

Want a steamy, sapphic age gap romance with a younger MC gay-for-you twist? With an ice queen in the mix, how can you go wrong? Follow Saylor as she discovers exactly who she is and paves her own path, all while falling hard for a woman who is determined to keep her life just as it is.

©2024 Adrian J. Smith (P)2025 Podium Audio

A lot of his feelings

The narrators did amazing, but it was tough to get through with all the “his feelings” chapters. It is about what a man wants, and parts about the MCs (HEA). His insecurities and all that comes with. I 5 starred regardless because I want to support sapphic authors, but it was hard to get through.

everything was perfect!

one of the best writers i have read in a long time. everything you would want in a sapphic read.

Evolving love story

Love the narrators, both 2 of my favorite and they did not dissapoint. Had me laughing, crying, concerned, but inspired by the maturity and respect for evolving characters. Highly recommend.

damn good

Adrian J Smith did it again. She picked the perfect narrators for her book. With both of them reading this it made an already wonderful story come to life.

Could have been a great book...

I liked the character of Teea. She was independent and strong. The character of Saylor was anything but. She was immature. She literally ran away whenever there was a slight perceived conflict. The narrators were good as usual!