Once upon a Dare

Advertising guru Olivia Masterson is all work and no play. But on the eve of earning her dream promotion, her best friend dares her to drop her ice-queen façade for one night and seduce a sexy stranger. Olivia's worked her ass off to get where she is - why the hell not?

Cole Bennett never thought he'd run into his feisty one-night stand at the office, furious that he stole her promotion. No matter how hard she tries to ice him out, they can't seem to keep their hands to themselves...or their clothes on.

Olivia's talented - maybe even more than Cole - so when his dropped hints to the boss net her a promotion of her own, he's ready to celebrate...until she accuses him of fueling office rumors that she slept her way to the top. She wants to earn her own way? Fine. So what the hell does a guy have to do to permanently melt an ice queen?

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Amazing

I loved this story. Olivia was a perfect female lead. She was the star of the story. This is in my top 5 books list for sure.

Sexy!!

I love these narrators!! I’ve never heard Connor Crais before but I hope I do again! Samantha has always been a favorite of mine.
This story was very sexy and sweet at the same time. I love Coles Alpha demeanor and Olivias take charge attitude. Their chemistry’s off the charts🔥🔥

I was a little disappointed

It was good but I felt like it was lacking slightly. I can’t put my finger on it but my biggest complaint is that I didn’t feel like Cole was always to blame. I get that he kept ignoring her requests but I didn’t feel she had the right to be mad at him for getting the promotion that was supposed to be hers. He didn’t know. She should’ve been furious at her boss. He’s the one that promised her one thing than bulldozed her with making Cole partner. I felt that Olivia let her feelings for Cole interfere with their relationship more than Cole. I also thought she brought it up way more than him so I kind of felt like Cole didn’t have to apologize as much as he did at the beginning. Yes, he didn’t listen to her point later on but she acted like a child at the beginning in my opinion.