One dare changes Saige Phillips' direction, when her friends send her to Holt Hamilton's table. One dare caused her to face her attraction to the boss. One dare would change her world. 
 Saige is independent, fierce, and sassy. She can hold her own with her group of boisterous co-workers, but keeps to herself outside of work. Only her roommate knows everything about her past. 
 Holt is a leader, sexy, and a little dark. He was so easy to like, it wasn't a surprise that most of the female population at work watched his every move. 
 Holt is taken by her confidence and self-assuredness from day one at the office. While he has far more money than Saige is used to, and he doesn't have any problems spending it, he also takes her wishes into consideration when she mentions she isn't comfortable by the extravagance. Ultimately, he lets her do what she needs to do, but does have a tendency to take on Alpha qualities when he feels it is important. Their chemistry was warm and natural, progressing quickly once the sparks started flying. 
 The past and secrets drive both characters forward. While they each deal with the past in different ways, the sparks fly between them. Holt is considered untouchable at work because that is the air he projects, but when he starts paying more attention to the design department, workplace rumors fly. 
 There is a great group of side characters here. The instant messages between Saige and her co-workers had me cracking up each time they were sent. The care and concern they feel for Saige comes out in their interactions, and I love the way they stand up for her when they think she needs the extra support. 
 This was a good employee/employer office romance with a twist. There were so many secrets floating around that the pages flew by as I tried to line up all the twists and turns. Dare Me turned out to be an easier read than I was expecting. It was a good story, if a little predictable at times. I had figured out one of the major mysteries quite early (near the quarter mark), but that didn't stop my interest in the story and if anything it spurred my reading faster as I waited for the truth to come out. 
 ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review. This review will be posted at Reviews by Tammy and Kim.