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Dare You To by Katie McGarry (view source)
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|title=Dare You To
|author=Katie McGarry
|publisher=MIRA Ink
|date=June 2013
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|website=http://www.katielmcgarry.com/
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|summary=Sizzling chemistry makes this one well worth reading, even if I didn't like it quite as much as McGarry's superb debut [[Pushing the Limits by Katie McGarry|Pushing The Limits]]. Katie McGarry popped into Bookbag Towers to [[The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Katie McGarry|chat to us]].
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Seventeen-year-old Beth Risk knows that her mother would face jail if anyone found out the truth about her. She's trying to look after her mother the best she can - until her uncle comes to the rescue. Except Beth doesn't want rescuing, and only goes with her uncle to keep him from exposing her mother. Living with him, she meets town golden boy Ryan Stone, who asks her out on a dare. What starts as an instant dislike on her part, though, turns to attraction, and she finds that Ryan has depths no-one else knows about. Can this mismatched couple help each other to find happiness?
As mentioned earlier, I loved McGarry's debut, and you should definitely check it out if you enjoy this one. Other stunning dual narrative romances from last year which fans of teen contemporary should definitely read include [[Graffiti Moon by Cath Crowley]] and [[Skin Deep by Laura Jarratt]].
We also enjoyed [[Crash Into You by Katie McGarry]].
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This review was kindly given to us by the ever-generous [http://yayeahyeah.blogspot.com/ Ya Yeah Yeah]
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