Synopsis
Marybeth still
couldn’t believe that she’d survived this long with a friend like Darrin, but
somehow she’d managed to beat the odds and not give in to temptation and
smother him with a pillow while he slept.
Of course some days were more difficult than others…
For twenty years he’s been biding his time, waiting for the right moment to make his move and now that it was here…
He couldn’t seem to stop screwing up.
Author’s Note:
Every NFH novel is written so that it can be enjoyed as a stand-alone book with the exception of this one. When I started writing Double Dare it wasn’t meant to coincide with The Game Plan, but it does. So, if you haven’t read The Game Plan, you may want to wait until after you do so that you can fully enjoy this book.
Of course some days were more difficult than others…
For twenty years he’s been biding his time, waiting for the right moment to make his move and now that it was here…
He couldn’t seem to stop screwing up.
Author’s Note:
Every NFH novel is written so that it can be enjoyed as a stand-alone book with the exception of this one. When I started writing Double Dare it wasn’t meant to coincide with The Game Plan, but it does. So, if you haven’t read The Game Plan, you may want to wait until after you do so that you can fully enjoy this book.
What
I Loved
Well this was another awesome Neighbor
from Hell book to add to already amazing series. Once again the Bradfords have me laughing out
loud so much I have to stop and try to catch my breath. I feel like I can’t read these books in public
because I can’t stop laughing and people will look at me funny. Darrin Bradford
is ranking up there to be one of my favorite Bradfords because he has devoted
his heart to Marybeth since childhood and loves to drive her crazy. The tricks
Marybeth and Darrin play on each other made this one very entertaining story
and I couldn’t get enough of it. Then to
add some pretty hot sexual chemistry into the mix made this an awesome
story.
The plot did remind me of Rory and
Connor because they both have grown up together and love to push each other’s
buttons to the extreme. I absolutely
loved when Marybeth would get her revenge on Darrin, I couldn’t wait to see
what she would do next and trust me when I say Darrin totally deserved it.
I loved not only Darrin and Marybeth’s
relationship, but Darrin’s relationship with his brothers as well. Especially his twin brother Reese because
when these two got together it lead to some pretty hilarious scenes. Not only did I enjoy Darrin and Reese
together but the rest of the gang is there as well and of course that always
leads to chaos and laughs.
Not
So Much
This is probably one of my favorite
Neighbor from Hell books so far so I don’t have a ton of complaints. My only big hang up was Marybeth herself, the
constant back and forth with her became frustrating and repetitive time and
time again. I was so sick of her
constantly running away over and over again and Darrin always wheeling her back
in. It was just one too many times to me
because instead of it being cute it became annoying.
Another odd thing that kind of stuck
out was that one minute Marybeth is running away from Darrin for the hundredth time
and the next she’s okay and wants live happily ever after with Darrin. There was some lead up and she was starting
to be worn down, but it was literally in just one paragraph where her entire
character changed. It was weird to me
that a girl who is so determined for so many years would just change so
drastically in a matter of a sentence.
To
Sum It All Up!
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