REVIEW: Triple Dare by Regina Kyle

Triple Dare (The Art of Seduction) by Regina Kyle: Who can resist a good dare? Or falling back into old habits when you go home again?

Ivy Nelson knew she had been avoiding going home. There were so many unhappy memories there, but her family was there and so was he. So when her dad needed some help she knew it was time to come back home for a while. When she ran into her brother’s best friend and her crush from childhood she also knew this was her shot.

Cade Alexander Hardesty was a firefighter and somehow he got into doing a charity calendar, but what he could figure out was how he hadn’t realized his best friend’s sister had grown up. Besides her help with the calendar, they were going to be thrown together with all of the family stuff. How was he going to deal with finally figuring out she was a woman?

Cade and Ivy, together? This would either have to be forever or the end of what was once the best thing either of them ever had. What could happen, right?

WOW!!! Ms. Kyle has set a five-alarm fire with this one. She brings us back to the Nelson family, which is fantastic, and her characters come to life off of the page. Add to that a plot line that is both realistic and steadily paced with some of the best dialogue, after all when you quote from The Princess Bride you really just can’t get any better. Triple Dare by Regina Kyle is a must read for certain.

Book Info:

Publication: December 1st 2015 | Harlequin Blaze |

Lights. Camera.

And a whole lotta action…

Globe-trotting fashion photographer Ivy Nelson is home to help her family out of a jam. When she donates her services to a charity calendar, the last thing she expects is hunky firefighter—and object of all her hottest fantasies—Cade Hardesty to walk through the door. Cade is ready to get naked for a good cause, and the heat Ivy feels is anything but professional.

When a sexy dare turns into a scorching kiss, they can’t help but give in to their desires. But Cade wants Ivy in his bed for more than one night. Can the hometown firefighter convince the photographer that her wanderlust should lead her into his arms for good, or will one of them run before they both get burned?