Review: Truth or dare.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2014
This was a cute  and short story. But I felt it's been done way too many times. Usually with the roles reversed though. It was very cute and sweet and I will read more to see where it goes and see how the story ends for these two.We meet Lea a girl who is madly in love with her best friend, Colby. She has been hiding it for years and she is tired of seeing him with differen't women so she decides it's time to move on. Little does she know Colby feels the same way. He has just been trying to find a way to tell her. That night at the party is the perfect time. He can't stand seeing Lea with another guy and she has one too many drinks and is possibly slipped something. He takes her home and takes care of her. He is truly a sweetheart and I loved Colby. I didn't really get the cowboy feel from him like Lea calls him. But still, sweetheart. Lea wakes up in the same bed with Colby and freaks out, thinking she would be another notch on his post. She is sadly mistaken and realizes that quickly. In the end, the two friends tell each other how they feel over a game of "truth or dare." And it was touching and adorable and I was proud of Lea for being so "ballsy" and forward. We learn Colby can sing and we learn that is what he wants to do with his future. He gets an opportunity of a lifetime and Lea tells him he has to take it, they will make it work.Somehow I think this is going to be a long road for them and I was soo excited! they just got together and he had to leave and then it ends shortly after. I will for sure be reading the next one. Their friends also intrigued me, I would like to read about them. Also I felt it left out the whole who might've drugged her. That might be brought up in the next books. But I was just left hanging on that. All in all it was a very good read and I enjoyed it. I would read more of this series and more books from the author. This just wasn't anything overly special or that I haven't read a dozen times, hopefully that changes :-)