Kade, the youngest of the Dare brothers, has fallen prey to a forbidden desire. Wedged between a rock and a hard place, he doesn’t mind a bit of self-torture, so he keeps it to himself, suffering in silence until an opportune moment arises. Maeve, the owner of SeaWard Ink and Kade’s boss, knows she needs to leave her dead relationship, so when a night of peach whiskey turns into something unexpected, she can’t resist the temptation of a lifetime. She may be older than Kade, but together, these two come to an arrangement that serves them both. As their dirty deal turns into dirty deeds and a mission of self-discovery, can Maeve help Kade manage his forbidden desire? And can Kade lead Maeve on a journey to confidence and self-awakening? They can dare to try.

Four Getting restless with the predictability of life, Four Dare reluctantly agrees to do a cargo run for his brother. When he lands on the docks in Nome to unload the plane and pick up his return cargo, he gets more than he bargained for. Who is this uptight, proper chick in a pantsuit, waving a wad of cash around, asking for a flight to Seward? She’s too innocent, and completely out of her element. Is she worth the headache, or is the headache exactly what he needs to spice things up? Genevieve Faced with a future she doesn’t want, Genevieve Alderidge can’t bear to live under her father’s dictatorship for even a second longer. With no time to waste and even less time to pack, Genevieve concocts a hasty plan to escape. What she doesn’t expect is for this rude, crude, and ruggedly handsome pilot to become the only one who can get her where she needs to go. On her own for the first time, Genevieve finds herself immersed in a world of foul-mouthed Dares. They’re loud, proud, and everything she doesn’t understand, making her wonder if she has what it takes to survive on her own. With no one by her side except the pilot who flew her here, can Genevieve take back control of her life and learn who she wants to be, or is Forsyth Dare just another man who underestimates her? They contrast in every aspect of life. Will their differences be too much, or can they thrive together?

After what happened in the truck, Jed, Kade, and Laken need to face the facts. Things are changing, but are they ready for the dynamic to shift? Kade’s still struggling with guilt, Jed’s head is all messed up, and Laken is right in the middle, trying to decide if that’s where she wants to be. In a world where society likes to judge and not everyone understands, can these three come to a decision that works for them, or will the opinions of others influence their choices? What will their brothers think? What porch chat will Mama Dare give? Laken is already invested in one dominant Dare, but can she handle double the Dares? \*Reminder, this is the fourth book in the Dare Brothers series. Must be read in order.