As a military leader back from the war, and the youngest of his two dominant older brothers, Rafe Steele struggles with a secret. He craves surrender in the bedroom under the controlled hands of a Dominatrix. When his brothers offer him an experience through the exclusive agency, FANTA-C, he jumps at the chance to experience one perfect night. After one experiment, he’s sure he’ll be able to move on. But he never counted on Summer Preston to strip down his walls and make him want more. So much more...
An elementary school teacher with a girl next door, fresh face, Summer is constantly barraged by men who want to take care of her, but she longs to meet a strong man who can handle her dominant ways in the bedroom. Trapped in her own storybook life, she books a one-night stand to finally experience her fantasy. But she never counted on Rafe Steele to push her boundaries in both the bedroom...and her heart.
What’s your secret desire for one perfect night?
Welcome to the mysterious FANTA-C agency where everything, and anything, goes…
Momma Says: 5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rafe and Summer won me over pretty quickly. Rafe is the big, tough guy on the outside, but that's not quite what he needs in the bedroom, and Summer is the typical girl next door until she gets in the bedroom. These two aren't at all what they seem, and they're pretty perfect for each other. We do get a bit of angst as Rafe figures things out and comes to terms with who he is, and I loved seeing that vulnerable side of him. Like the others in the series, Dare Me is a quick listen, but don't let that fool you. Probst does an excellent job of giving the full story in a novella-length read. The characters are developed, the romance is both sweet and steamy, and we even get some time with the older Steele brothers.
Matthew Williamson is the voice of Rafe. In fact, he narrates the series, and if you haven't heard him, you need to. He has just the right amount of gruff and growl in his voice, and he suits these characters wonderfully. So well that it's like the author wrote the books around that voice. Williamson takes an already great story and makes it even better. It's a terrific combination.
I love this series and the Steele brothers, and Rafe turned out to be my favorite. I think there's one more to go, and Jennifer Probst is going to have to pull out all the stops to top this one.
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