When policewoman Andrea Parker was assigned to train six male officers for the DARE program, she certainly didn’t expect someone like Doug Avery to be among the trainees. Doug was the kind of guy who instinctively resisted authority, who got his kicks by using other people—especially her—as the butt of his crude jokes. What could he possibly know about being a good example to street kids?Andrea knew she should throw Doug out of the program. But she couldn’t make herself do it. Beneath his strutting arrogance, she sensed a hidden vulnerability. Maybe he did know something about hardship, and courage…
Professional Reviews
From a troubled teen who turned her life around...
I read the book (Dare To Love), thank you.
Romantic Times Magazine
The strong sensuality and sexual tension sizzle right up to the last page...
The Reader's Voice
Dare To Love was chosen one of the best reads for 1994: "This book stretched the boundaries of series romance, while keeping the hopeful and tender feelings that the best series romances have."
Love is universal and not limited to the most perfect among us. In this collection of romantic short stories and poetry, love comes to those who are decidedly imperfect, who possess very real human flaws, scars, and challenges. Awaiting us as we are.
