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Raw Redemption by Tessa Bailey

Raw Redemption is a contemporary romance novel and the fourth book in Crossing the Line Series by Tessa Bailey. T

he story centres on on Henrik Vance, a brooding and guilt-ridden former police officer, and Ailish O’Kelly, a determined and resilient woman with a dangerous past.

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Crossing the Line Series: Book Four

Genre: Romance

Author: Tessa Bailey

Buy: Amazon | Waterstones

Published: 2016

Book Blurb

Disgraced cop Henrik Vance is having a shit year. Banished to a derelict undercover squad, he’s been tasked with hunting down the daughter of Chicago’s most dangerous criminal. His obsession with saving the beautiful girl destroyed his career. And this time, it might cost his life.

Ailish O’Kelly doesn’t need a hero. She’ll save herself from her father’s violent criminal dynasty, thank you very much. Unfortunately, the sexy as sin cop who crashes her hideout isn’t hearing reason—especially not after the kiss that becomes much more.

His boss wants her as an informant. Ailish wants Henrik to keep whispering filthy things against her skin. But she knows too well the evil they’re up against, and when it comes down to protecting the man who owns her body and soul, she only has one choice…

About the Author

Tessa Bailey is a bestselling romance author known for her steamy contemporary romance novels. With her engaging storytelling and memorable characters, Bailey has gained a devoted following in the romance genre.

As a New York Times bestselling author, Tessa Bailey has written over 50 contemporary romance novels. She has written numerous popular series, including the Line of Duty series, the Broke and Beautiful series, and the Romancing the Clarksons series, among others.

Tessa Bailey has won several awards for her work, including the RITA Award for Best Erotic Romance and the HOLT Medallion Award of Merit.

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