Truth or Dare

Dare to Try, Book 3

By: Ella Frank, Brooke Blaine

Narrated by: Perry Bishop, Paul Wesley

Truth or Dare is the final book in the Dare to Try trilogy and should only be listened to after Dare You and Dare Me.

Lieutenant Kieran Bailey never saw his life anywhere but the bustling streets of Chicago - but then again, he never saw his life with a boyfriend, either. That all changed when he fell in love with bombshell CEO Sebastian “Bash” Vogel.

But it’s one thing to fall in love. It’s another to try to build a life together when you live hundreds of miles apart.

How do you choose between everything you’ve ever known and everything you’ve ever dreamed of?

This series must be listened to in the following order:

• Dare You (book one)
• Dare Me (book two)
• Truth or Dare (book three)

©2021 Ella Frank & Brooke Blaine (P)2021 Audible, Inc.

Ahhhh!

I loved this series! Bash deserves someone like Kieran. Kieran is the IT fireman and was very much up to the job of loving bash. I love that this series was a low angst and started off with a slow burn but then both men just dived head first into it.

Bash is the best mix of feminine and confident energy and Kieran fell head over heals for his genuine self and I just die for that.

Ahh, I love these men so much! I love the scenes of family and the group dynamic. Perfection!! And this book is hot as hell!

Good story. Good narration.

I would read/listen to this story for the Bailey brothers interactions alone. They are truly entertaining. I have plenty of my own siblings, and I enjoy seeing how other people view sibling dynamics. Sean stole the show a time or two. Aren't oldest siblings just the best!?😏 Where would Kieran be without that helpful advice that Sean gave him in the last book?

The drama of this story revolves around Bash and Kieran deciding what step to take next in their relationship. The end result isn't terribly surprising, and I see some possible hints for new characters in future spin offs. I really enjoy catching glimpses of other series by this writing duo.

Once again, the narration by Perry Bishop and Paul Wesley was nicely done, and I look forward to more books by these narrators.

only thing just wish it had been longer.

just like the first two this story was great everything was amazing about this book except for i so wished it had been longer.

Loved it! listen over and over!

I love the story! listen over and over! thank you! Both characters deserved a story! Can you find a way to write about their wedding? thanks again!

Hmmm

So this trilogy was good but there are a few things that could have happened to make it better or to have more angst. For instance, if that female from the first book made another appearance and tried to get with Kieran again, it would have been interesting to see how that played out. How Bash's book turned out.

Beautiful

I thought this was a terrific end to a wonderful story. It tied up the loose ends nicely and left you in a great place. The narrators of this trilogy were terrific.

The audible is even better than reading the Book!!!

Omg these 3 books are FANTASTIC in NF and of themselves, but the narration is PERFECT! I will be listening on a regular basis. Just love Bash. ❤️❤️❤️

Truth or Dare

This is the final book in the Dare to Try series. I just loved this series. Kieran and Bash had such an easy love for each other. This series is so enjoyable to listen to. Perry Bishop and Paul Wesley both did phenomenal job narrating this series.

Too many innuendos.

okay I still loved the book and these twos story. they however where not my all time fave and felt that their story was lacking a lot compared to others in their series. I also felt that through all three books the Innuendos got to be way, way to much and became like 70% of each conversation that was held. I like a good Innuendo as much as the next. I just found it to be overwhelming everything else.

I still recommend this series and will of course being going back to ready Trent and Shaws story and Jackson and Lucas's as well.

not worth the credit

Series review:
These three books should be one book. Exhausted and bored. Nonexistent plot. Uncomfortable gay stereotypes.

This series is my first and last books by these authors.