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Double Dare - Rhonda Nelson

This book is simply amazing. It is funny, quirky, sweet and makes you literally laugh-out-loud!

Sam and Lou, she stood up her fiance at the altar and is running away, he owns an adventure/thrill seeking business and away they go. She is running away from an overbearing father and he is chasing his dreams, or so he thought. Together with their sizzling chemistry, they can't help falling in love. But like all headstrong people feeling something and assuming something, both go their separate ways after the adventure of their lives. Will they end up together? You will have to read to find out.

I rate this book a 8/10, only because it really made me laugh. It was unexpected and a little crazy but I felt like going on an adventure. Moreover I just love the cover of the book. They say "don't judge a book by its cover" but how could you not? You see everything at its face value. I admit that there are fantastic works inside dull covers, but you can't undermine the value of titles and covers. They play a major role. I didn't notice the cover at first, when I did, double dare it was. It's a good thing the book matches up to the cover, if not more.
So yeah, I love it and I am pretty sure you are going to too.

See ya next time
Xoxo

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