I find Dare You To better than Pushing the Limits. I really like this good boy/bad girl love story. We met Beth on the previous book and she really is a bad girl you don't want to mess with. As we get to know her in this book, she's someone who tries to be tough and has a rebellious image. I feel sorry for her because she didn't deserve to suffer at a very young age. She didn't deserve that life. She deserves a home, a guardian who will take care of her. Not the other way around. She somehow gets on my nerves for doing what she wants without THINKING. Such a stubborn lady. 
 There goes Ryan, who doesn't have the guts to stood up for his own decisions in life. (which annoyed me as well. Thanks to Beth for giving him a WAKE UP CALL.) He maybe a popular guy but he's not a playboy. He did change in the end, and I'm happy for him. A guy who tries to protect his lady love,that's romantic.:) 
 I'm also looking forward for Isaiah on the next book, hopefully he will find someone that will truly love him. 
 I dare you to read this, because it's a good one. 
 UPDATE 
 The group Crazy for Young Adult Books had an author interview with Katie McGarry and the members had a chance to ask her some questions. Thank you Crazy for Young Adult Books for this opportunity! :) 
 It was an opportunity to asked her what inspired her to write this Good Boy/ Bad Girl love story since most of the romance books nowadays were Bad Boy/Good Girl love story? 
 She said that she was inspired to write this kind of story because it was their husband's love story. :"> I feel so giddy! 
 Check her full response here: 
 http://instagram.com/p/fXoZZdgjls/