Dare to Love by Rosemarie Naramore

Dare to Love Reviews

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  Megan

  This was a cute story. There wasn't much to it, but for such a quick read it was pretty good. I liked how Laura was made to take responsibility for her reckless ways, and didn't get away with it just because her dad's the sheriff. I thought the romantic part was a little rushy, but it was still cute. Jennifer was a good friend to Laura and I liked seeing her meet a nice guy. All in all, a good read.
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  Crispi

  Una lectura...mona. Un libro muy breve, infantil, podría haberse sacado mas jugo de la historia pero bueno.
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  Gabs

  This book was OK. I wasn't particularly engaged in it, but the writing didn't suck. I would best describe it as cute.
  
  The plot is that Laura, the sheriff's daughter, has been pulled over for speeding one two many times. To try to reform her, the police get a brilliant idea to have her join Explorer's Club, a club for teens interested in law enforcement. Laura meets a boy named Dare, and sparks fly and all that--you get the picture.
  
  These are the reasons this book only got three stars. It was a bit cliché for me. Boy meets girl, girl falls in love, other girl involved, etc. etc. It felt a bit rushed, and probably could have gone on longer. That would have really helped the story. Also, I felt rather annoyed with Dare. I found him a bit of a jerk at first, shocking as that seems. There were a bit of grammar mistakes, only one or two that didn't damage the story in any way--just a misplaced or nonexistent comma here and there. But, considering the last two free kindle books I've read were written by authors that really should just give up trying to write, this was actually pretty good. The author didn't suck. With a bit of polishing, this book could be good. One thing I would definitely suggest--try and get a new cover. It didn't really wow me, and the cover is a really important part of the story for me, otherwise I might not buy the book.
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  Nayeli Rubio

  No soy fanática de los osos de peluches, y no me gustó el nombre del chico pero estuvo bien. Aunque no me gustan mucho las historias cortas.
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  Jessica Vargas

  Es una historia graciosa; si la hubiese leido hace 5 años atras me hubiese encantado; es una tipica historia de niños; pero lo disfrute; no saben como me rei en la parte de la Cajita feliz
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  Veronica

  Solo para tener algo que leer. Una linda historia, que podría haberse extendido un poco más, pero terminó abruptamente.
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  Angie

  Synopsis: "It isn’t easy being the sheriff’s daughter. When Laura Tyler is pulled over for speeding for the third time in as many months, her father gives her an ultimatum: join the station’s explorers’ club, or lose her car for the summer. She just can’t be without her car, and joins the club, despite the fact that she has zero interest in law enforcement. She does, however, develop an interest in fellow Explorer Scout, Dare, who it happens was her arresting … adolescent.
  
  Does Dare have feelings for her too? Or, has another explorer caught his eye?"
  
  My Review: This was a emotion and drama filled book. After reading so many adult romances it was kind of refreshing to have the innocence of a Young Adult romance. It was interesting to watch Laura mature with a little support and guidance from Dare. I loved reading about her mending relationship with her father. Of course you can't have a teen romance without the drama of the 'other girl' and the jealousy that comes with her. A great book about facing your fears, letting go of grief and taking responsibility. It was a sweet little romance wrapped in an interesting tale.
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  Stacy Sabala

  Book Review- Dare to Love by Rosemarie Naramore
  
  Laura is pulled over again for speeding. This makes three times in three months. She is humiliated when the deputy arrests her. Her father, the sheriff, is furious and the cutest boy, Dare, gets to watch and be a part of her downfall.
  As punishment she is encouraged to join the Explorers group. Laura has to face her classmates and Dare during the meetings. She is embarrassed and hurt that everyone thinks she is reckless on purpose. She also has feelings for Dare but is unsure of herself and him. Her nemesis Courtney is determined to keep Laura from Dare.
  This YA story was interesting. The insecurities of a teenage girl seemed to be the theme. I liked the idea behind the story with the hidden issues from death of two parents. It would have been a deeper story if the author would have explored that avenue a bit.
  Instead I thought Laura was annoying and the writing a bit choppy in places. The story had so much potential I wish the author would have did more. I give it a 2.5 out of 5.
  
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  Dorel

  This is the first book I read by Rosemarie Naramore. I really liked Dare's character. I thought he was handsome & smooth. I loved the ending. This was short, cute, love story I enjoyed reading. I would read more books by this author.
• 
  Thuong

  A quick and cute read.
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  Tania

  Lovely story about young love... How it really starts our first crush.
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  Lindsay

  Amazon Freebie 01/01/2013
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  Caitlyn

  Awe
  
  Awe
  
  cute to the point young love story, in high school no forced relationship. p.s. I love teddy bears and this book solidified that !! quick read for anyone
• 
  Denissa Levou

  Simplemente no, no, no.
  Si leo algo mas de esta historia, seré admitida en cualquier convento sin necesidad de confesarme y comulgar.
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  Ewa ❀

  Great fun read for teens.