When You Dare

By: Lori Foster

Narrated by: Jim Frangione

Readers can “feel heat radiating off the pages” (Publishers Weekly) of New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Lori Foster’s steamy romances. Her work has even earned her a Romantic Times Career Achievement Award. The first in her compelling Men Who Walk the Edge of Honor series, When You Dare is sure to satisfy Foster’s loyal fans—and win her new ones.

©2011 Lori Foster (P)2011 Recorded Books

DARE-ing to love

Dare's mission becomes complicated when along with his best friends sister he also rescues another woman from traffickers in Mexico.

Holly is not like the usual victims and he soon realises that a hidden agenda is at work.

Taking her home he agrees to protect her and find out who arranged the kidnapping. As he struggles to find out the truth he grows closer to the feisty romantic suspense author with a gentle heart and a steel backbone.

If he can keep her safe, he might just decide to keep her with him always. If he can keep her safe!

I enjoyed listening to this intriguing book with compelling characters and cool narration by Jim that made me long for more by both author and narrator.

I love Jim Frangione!!

I will listen to this book again. The story plot is great. The performance is perfect! I couldn't quite listening.

Oldie but goodie

Another older book of hers….but one of my favorites. I absolutely love love Dare. He is a great hero. 🥰

Interesting Plot

This is a new author for me. I really enjoyed the characters and story line. I will definitely read more of Lori Foster books.

Maybe it’s me, but it was too slow

I feel like this book could have been a whole lot shorter and that would have made it a whole lot better. I listened into Chapter 14, a little over halfway. Then I skipped to the final chapter because it felt excruciatingly slow. I may speed it up and go back, but don’t feel the need. I will say I already had my suspicions about who was behind everything, but wasn’t at all sure. The narration was great, but a bit deliberate, though I think that will help if I decide to speed things up. I think the author got bogged down in the emotional minutiae and lost the overall story. Again just skip the excruciatingly slow overthinking and get the story moving. More action and less angst.