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The Dare
- Narrated by: Shane East, Carly Robins
- Length: 12 hrs and 21 mins
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Summary
Have you ever had one of those really bad days at work? You know, one where your sexy AF boss catches you photocopying your backside in his office?
No? Just me, then?
I blame my bestie and partner-in-chaos. She challenged me with a not-so-innocent dare that I should’ve flat out declined.
But I’m an adrenaline junkie, and now, here I am. I know it sounds crazy, and daredevil tendencies aside, I definitely went too far to get his attention.
But you haven’t seen him.
Colton Wolfe. My boss. Tall, dark, handsome, and with the sexiest British accent I’ve ever heard.
His only flaw? That he’s completely oblivious to what’s been right in front of him all along.
Me.
Well, he was, until a few minutes ago.
Remember those good old days?
Before I got caught bare-assed and making nice with the copy machine, and before I was totally getting fired? But wait. Maybe I’m not.
If I can take on the biggest dare of all: making Colton Wolfe fall in love with me.
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- Bennett
- 15-02-22
Gave this up with 4 hrs to go!
I did try to get into this story I generally like Lauren Landish's stories but this was certainly not one I will be revisiting.
The "Dare me" plot was ok but imho did get old and the characters were not believable. I could not get my head around a CEO of a major company being followed around by knuckle dragging heavies threatening another senior executive openly and trying to control his daughter. I had to check it was not a Mafia novel.
I know there are differences between British and American sayings but really???
My final straw was when the main characters went to London and met "The family" WTF really Downton Abbey meets Eastenders? I'm not sure if this story was inspired by a Jane Austen novel but the family seemed stuck in the 17th century.
Unfortunately for me this "Jumped the shark" Shane East and Carly Robins did try.
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- P.Wedz
- 18-04-20
interesting.
a lot of dares for one book but interesting to listen to if you are travelling long distances. was an ok book for me.
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- RugbyDude
- 01-05-20
get someone who is actually British to proof read!
The story for me was completely ruined by what I can only assume is an American, with a handful of (what they consider to be 'British phrases'), throwing them in haphazardly, incorrectly, without regard for context, class or region... it's painful!
Put into context for any American reader of this review, its like like a character starting a conversation with a Louisiana accent using phrases only used in Brooklyn, throwing in a "howdy ya'll" periodically for no apparent reason and ending with a Mexican accent.
This was truly painful to read and worst of all avoidable! it's called a proof reader, one who understands the (British) English language, British slang and which classes use which words (oh and words or phrases they would never ever use).
Rant over... the story itself is ok(ish), a bit thin and predictable but whereas Americans reading it won't get the numerous language screwups and thus be less distracted by them, if you're British there are much better, less frustrating books than this out there, because as with many comments on here it ends up being annoying and cringeworthy enough to distract from the story and that's not good!
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- Edwina Hughes
- 29-07-23
so bad I gave up 2 hrs in . no story at all .
So bad, no story at all. The British accent was terrible .
Well done if you get to the end !!!
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- Emma Stickland
- 24-07-20
Don’t bother
This book was predictable the use of language wasn’t very good, English slang was out of context to frequently used and was embarrassing.....and it made the writer seem inept.
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