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A romantic game of chicken—and they’re both too stubborn to flinch.
Lucy Fairchild, lawyer and heiress to the Fairchild fortune, has just had the worst day of her life. Her father has found the perfect man for her to marry. Yes, she’s thirty and single, but that doesn’t give her father the right to run her life. She’ll choose her own husband—someday.
Jake Dalton is struggling to make his fledgling construction company a success. Ever mindful of his father’s derogatory comments that he’d never amount to anything, he’s spent his entire life trying to prove he’s not a failure.
From their first meeting on a construction site, verbal sparks fly. Their argument escalates into a dare for a date—and the game is on. Lucy thinks Jake is the perfect fake boyfriend to parade around in the hopes of getting her father off her back. Jake is amused by the chance to annoy both Lucy and her dad—he doesn’t intend to take the dating thing seriously.
But the heart is a fickle thing, and not above playing dirty. In their quest to prove something—to each other, or maybe to themselves—they find themselves building a case…for love.
And suddenly all the rules have changed.
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Posted December 19, 2011
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Posted November 30, 2011
Jaci Burton books are worth reading. This one is no excwption to that rule!! Highly recommend it!
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Posted October 17, 2011
A book that starts out making you laugh for the 1st 100 pages is one I know that i will enjoy. This book was no different. Very fun and cute.
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Posted July 14, 2009
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This a sweet romance. It has charm and the characters are loveable. I liked this as much as her last, Nothing Personal. Just sweet, romances w/o
the kinky sex and strip joints. Keep them coming, Jaci. And, thanks.
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Posted April 12, 2012
It was just ok. Not a bad read but definitely not one to recommend very highly. I like a story with more substance.
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Posted April 8, 2012
I enjoyed the book very much but the end needed more, the end was complete and incomplete at the same time. The end felt rushed to me, like the author author couldnt come up with more ideas and rushed to the the book. I know all books need a end but I dont like rushed ones but overall it was a really good book. I just dont want to give nothing away.....
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Posted February 16, 2012
I like Jaci Burton very much but with Dare to love I guess it left me daring for more plot and story.
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Posted January 17, 2012
You can feel yourself in the story! The ending takes a surprise twist! I really recomend
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Posted January 8, 2012
This book was a great love story with a little extra spice! I couldn't out it down, read it all in one day! Way to go Jaci Burton!
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Posted December 21, 2011
ENJOYED THE STORY LINE AND LIKED THE CHARATERS. JACI BURTON IS NOW AN AUTHOR I CONTINUE TO READ.
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Posted October 4, 2011
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One thing I enjoy about Jaci Burton is that she writes for a variety of romance enthusiasts - whether your romance novel of choice is erotica or contemporary, Jaci Burton has a title for you. The characters and story were believable and the romance was hot without being kinky. Just normal people with explosive chemistry who fall in love and try to make a relationship work despite of their differences. I would have like to known a bit more background on Jake's father and Lucy's parents prior to her mom's death, but it didn't take away from the story for me.
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A romantic game of chicken—and they’re both too stubborn to flinch.
Lucy Fairchild, lawyer and heiress to the Fairchild fortune, has just had the worst day of her life. Her father has found the perfect man for her to marry. Yes, she’s thirty and single, but that doesn’t give her father the right to run her life. She’ll choose her own husband—someday.
Jake Dalton is struggling to make his fledgling construction company a success. Ever mindful of his father’s derogatory comments that he’d never amount to anything, he’s spent his entire life trying to prove he’s not a failure.
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