Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 There was something very different about Rebecca Shea's Dare Me and while at times the stubbornness of the heroine grew tiresome and the instalove was really unbelievable and the fact that the hero lied by omission about something we all knew as going to come back and bite him on the a$$, I still enjoyed this book very much. This was a different love story; the two main characters are connected in a couple of different ways which sets up a very interesting dynamic. It was intriguing, it was outrageous and it was sexy and all in all it was a book that makes me want to read this author again. 
 For the last ten years Saige Phillips has tried to move past an event that changed her life forever, now back in Chicago, a city that holds good memories for her, she loves her job and her co-workers. 
 A happy hour game of truth or dare has her confronting Holt Hamilton, her boss and one of the owners of the company she works for, and asking him out for a drink. A drink that turns into dinner that turns in to so much more than she bargained for. 
 I admired Saige a lot for everything she's overcome and the life she has built for herself. While it bothered me that she refused to adequately deal with her past, I could also understand why she was reluctant to do so and I also understood why she refused to believe in what Holt was offering and while she held herself back. 
 I liked Holt a great deal; I understood his motivation and I even understood his lies by omission (although to be honest I felt that whole part of the story was way too predictable). I felt throughout it all his heart was in the right place and he had the very best of intentions. 
 I loved that they were both very intelligent people; that they went in knowing their personal relationship might impact their professional one no matter how hard they tried to not let it and I loved the need they both had for each other. Their physical relationship turned very quickly into more than that despite Saige demanding that's all it could be. 
 This was a fast paced, sexy, incredibly well written story and I look forward to reading more from this author in the future. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.