Review: Is this for 14 year olds?
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 15, 2012
Whipped Cream Reviews stated:  "I wholeheartedly recommend Dare to Believe to anyone who wants to take a short vacation from reality."If that is intended as sarcasm, I agree.A CEO wearing no shirt to a company party?  Even if it is a masquerade?  Seriously.And a CEO having a dance with a female employee and kissing to that level as soon as they are on the floor?  Yeah, right.I am new to this genre, but read it to see what a paranormal fantasy novel was about.  The story had potential and could have been a lot of fun, but not one single story thread was developed.  Characters were interesting, but when Leo ran around saying, "Mom!" and wrestling with his sister I couldn't quite buy into the alpha male hero in him.  And when he ran back and forth on the driveway while Ruby was kidnapped, he sounded downright silly, but only because of the way the author handled it.I thought the book was for teenagers - perhaps it is - it used plenty of slang - perhaps not the most current - and the sex sounded like the dirty notes middle school girls used to pass to middle school boys quite a number of years ago.  Love equals A_s, and P___y, and rabbit vibrators?  etc?  My,my.After I have read a book, I either keep it on my Kindle for rereading, or I archive it if it is not worth repeating.  I archived it.  I won't delete from my Kindle account because I don't want to accidentally buy it again - even for free.I gave it two stars because it had complete sentences, and it got me interested in Irish mythology.