Dare You

Dare to Try, Book 1

By: Ella Frank, Brooke Blaine

Narrated by: Perry Bishop, Wesley Paul

From Ella Frank’s Prime Time series and Brooke Blaine’s South Haven series comes an explosive spin-off of both worlds.

Sebastian “Bash” Vogel, the magnetic, cross-dressing CEO of AnaVoge, has long been a lone island when it comes to his personal life. Self-assured and playful, he’s never left wanting for suitors - but Bash isn’t looking for something permanent. He’s more than fulfilled with his company and his closest friends, and no one is going to shake up the status quo.

That is, until he’s thrown over the shoulder of one of Chicago’s finest and hauled out of a burning building.

Kieran Bailey, a sexy, hardworking lieutenant at Station 73, has been reaping the rewards of being crowned the city’s hottest fireman, which his crew never lets him forget. So many ladies, so little time. So when he rescues the latest damsel in distress, no one is more shocked than him to realize he’s played prince charming to another...prince.

But Bash isn’t like anyone Kieran has ever met, and soon his world is turned upside down as he becomes more intrigued by the enigmatic man from whom he can’t stay away.

They’re from two different worlds. This could never work. But what if...they dared to try?

Dare You is book one of the Dare to Try trilogy, which must be heard in order. Prior listening is not required but is always a fantastic idea for maximum enjoyment.

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

henry name is pronounced different.

My one complaint is how they pronounce henry's name in this book compared to how its pernounced in his and baileys book. Like please if we're over lapping books lets pronounce names the same throughout!

Ame la historia

Ame esta primera entrega, la personalidad de los protagonistas, la valentia de Kieran y la brillantez de Bash, ame como dan vistasos a los personajes de sua otras novelas, Tate, Logan, Robbie,Sanders... Trent etc. inmediatamente me voy a poner a escuchar el siguiente audiolibro .Los narradores estan increible con sus narraciones

This was very good.

This book was very good. It was laugh out loud funny. Both the main characters were very well developed.

Loved urn

I love Bash and Kieran!! This is a great story and Perry Bishop and Wesley Paul did an amazing job narrating this book! I have a great time listening this book! Highly recommend it!

Good but bit a full book

To be honest all three books should have been one. Otherwise very engaging and fun story.

amazing first book

enjoyed everything about this book and a great start to another amazing series by Ella Frank,

Worth the Wait!!!

I have listened to the audio book at least six times! Great job gentleman! I have pre-ordered Dare Me, and as soon as Truth or Dare shows up to pre-order I will add it to my library as well. I could not have imagined a better performance! Surpassed my expectations! Thank you!

There is something special about M/M

There is something special about a man who discovers who he really is and it lights up his world. M/M is where it’s at right now.

Bash and the Kieran are special. I love that bash takes no prisoners and is loud and proud about
Who he is. Kieran took a second to come around but he fell hard.

I love the mix of these two men and how they compliment one another. They laugh, they joke, they poke at one another and it’s so adorable.

Good book but…

Great narration. Really good story. Is it Necessary to have two parts and ending the way it did? No.

Good story. Good narration.

This story pulled me out of my comfort zone a little bit. I really don't have any interest in fashion. I started reading M/M romance because I like reading about people building emotional connections, but I dislike the aforementioned fashion commentary. I like Ella Frank's writing enough to tolerate descriptions of an evening dress and makeup though. I am also warming up to Brooke Blaine's writing style.

As usual with this writing team, the story is pure romance. Any plot is driven by the relationship between the main characters. Bash and Kieran are an interesting combination, and their personalities highlight the ridiculous nature of social stereotypes.

This was a entertaining read with low angst, and we get a chance to see glimpses of some characters from this writing duos other series. The narration was well performed and added a little spice to the story.