About Taking the Lead:
Steam Level: high steam

An ambitious reporter, Jessa Andrews finds herself caught in a whirlwind of passion, mystery, and uncharted desires. Plagued by debilitating headaches and haunted by the recent loss of her mother to cancer, Jessa embarks on a journey to uncover the truth about her past. Her quest for answers leads her to the enigmatic Boynton brothers, Reece and Ryan, awakening a desire within her that she never knew existed.

As Jessa dives into the labyrinth of her own history with the help of the brothers, also private investigators, the instant and mutual attraction between her and the identical twins becomes undeniable. Bound by a shared taste in women, Reece and Ryan have always supported each other, but Jessa is different—she stirs something profound within them. The trio grows closer as they unravel family secrets, and the intensity of their connection deepens.

However, as Jessa’s health deteriorates, and she edges closer to unveiling her family’s hidden truths, jealousy between the brothers ignites. The once-unbreakable bond of Reece and Ryan is tested, and Jessa realizes she must make a choice that will shatter one heart and set the other ablaze.

Caught between the magnetic pull of two alpha brothers, Jessa grapples with her own desires, the kinks they play, and the realization that she can’t have them both. When she undergoes brain surgery, the brothers stand united in their support, but the time has come for Jessa to decide—will she choose to love one, or release them both?

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I am a recently retired, multi-award-winning staff writer for a weekly community newspaper chain in metro Detroit. I became hooked on romance fiction when my 11th-grade English teacher rejected the book report I wrote, saying the book was much too easy for me, and insisted I read and report on Daphne du Maurier’s “Rebecca.” I read Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone With the Wind” that previous summer.

After some life-changing health issues, and covering over a dozen murder and criminal trials, I decided to write the kind of stories I like to read, stories with happy endings.

I love the romance genre and love letting my characters take control of their stories. I am a member of the Greater Detroit Romance Writers. I write under the pen name of Tara Eldana.

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