Review: To Dare the Duke of Dangerfield is a fast and furious read.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2013
To Dare the Duke of Dangerfield is a fast and furious read.  I was captivated from start to finish, and couldn't wait to see what was up next for these two stubborn people.Lady Caitlin Southall's lost her home and she knows if she can race her prize horse Ace against the Duke, she can win it back.  What she doesn't count on is him making a counter bet.  Even though his bet has a steep price, she can't back down.  Her home is the only thing she has left from her mother and this rake will not deter her.Harlow Telford, Duke of Dangerfield, was instantly fascinated by the beauty bent over her horse's hoof.  His passion ignited and desire flared.  What he didn't count on, was that she was the brat that dared laugh at him years ago.  Even though he now knows her identity, he is more determined to bed her.  But what surprises him the most is that his desire to bed her turns into a need to wed her.What was once to be one bet turns into the best two out of three; wits, skills and tenacity are used to win at all costs.  Down to the last trial, things are neck to neck; one wrong move and everything changes.  Can they heal from this new disaster?To Dare the Duke of Dangerfield is the first in the Wicked Wagers trilogy.  They are a collection of novellas involving three friends.  To Dare the Duke of Dangerfield is a wonderful start to the series.Sometimes you can't get a clear picture from a shorter story.  Ms. Evans does a fine job telling the story, detailing the characters and engaging us in the plot.  As I sit here, I don't even wish To Dare the Duke of Dangerfield was longer, which is frequently the case.  I'm very pleased with this little gem and I can't wait to read the next in the trilogy, To Wager the Marquis of Wolverstone.