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allyreadsromance's review
4.0
Katee is quickly becoming one of my favorite contemporary romance authors she has fun, driven, sassy heroines and heroes are who their match! Reagan and Brock are hilarious! They have so many issues from the first minute! It’s fun to see them grow and fall in love!
alisonhori's review
2.0
Fun enough series but Regan and her plans were idiotic. I am glad there were just 4 of these...I think I was done with them by this one-LOL.
bellatap's review
I can’t continue with a series where what happened in the previous book was orchestrated by the MC in this one. It feels gross. I just can’t do it.
katy_8823's review
emotional
lighthearted
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
mccorbin's review
4.0
The last two books have been setting us up for Regan and Brock and this book does not disappoint. Regan’s wedding dare is to get Logan, the best man, because he is the best man on paper. Logan is very successful and runs his own business; something that Regan admires. However, Regan finds that her body is reacting to Brock, a privileged VP of his father’s company, someone who takes naps in his office all day; not the best man on paper. But there is a lot more to Brock and most know, something that would make Regan think he could be that best man for her, and he refuses to let her woo Logan.
I loved the fact that Regan was terrified of the woods and squirrels, so funny (especially at the end.) This made her seem like a real woman, even though she is a ball buster at her job and in life, she is scared to death of squirrels.
There scenes together are wonderful and as the reader, you know that they are perfect for each other so you just rip through the pages until you find that moment when they realize.
I love how each book is giving the reader a little more insight to ALL the characters. Every time, I learn more about what is going on in the background.
I loved the fact that Regan was terrified of the woods and squirrels, so funny (especially at the end.) This made her seem like a real woman, even though she is a ball buster at her job and in life, she is scared to death of squirrels.
There scenes together are wonderful and as the reader, you know that they are perfect for each other so you just rip through the pages until you find that moment when they realize.
I love how each book is giving the reader a little more insight to ALL the characters. Every time, I learn more about what is going on in the background.
iresden's review
DNF @ pg.57 out of 160
I don't want to rate this book because I'm fairly annoyed at the protagonists and I won't continue with it.
I get that the heroine is the 'tough-as-nails' type and she feels she needs to overcompensate because she's in a male dominated field (which is relevant to her job but not to the current scenario of attending her friend's wedding) but she's just so rude. There's a difference between being sassy and being plain rude and insulting, and she crosses that line easily and keeps at it. She presumes she knows everything about Brock, the male protagonist, and then proceeds to insult him so many times with what she thinks she knows about him - which will either be incorrect and go over his head or be correct and be incredibly rude.
Last I heard, hitting on someone isn't a crime. And no one can be so attractive that you'll weather this kind of verbal abuse without an external motivator, which Brock doesn't have. He just wants her to care that he's more than he appears for ...no reason at all? No reason given why she's caught his attention other than she's the heroine and we're supposed to root for them? Speaking of that, she also has no reason to care about him since they have no connection.
I don't want to keep reading more of her being horrible just because so DNF.
I don't want to rate this book because I'm fairly annoyed at the protagonists and I won't continue with it.
I get that the heroine is the 'tough-as-nails' type and she feels she needs to overcompensate because she's in a male dominated field (which is relevant to her job but not to the current scenario of attending her friend's wedding) but she's just so rude. There's a difference between being sassy and being plain rude and insulting, and she crosses that line easily and keeps at it. She presumes she knows everything about Brock, the male protagonist, and then proceeds to insult him so many times with what she thinks she knows about him - which will either be incorrect and go over his head or be correct and be incredibly rude.
Last I heard, hitting on someone isn't a crime. And no one can be so attractive that you'll weather this kind of verbal abuse without an external motivator, which Brock doesn't have. He just wants her to care that he's more than he appears for ...no reason at all? No reason given why she's caught his attention other than she's the heroine and we're supposed to root for them? Speaking of that, she also has no reason to care about him since they have no connection.
I don't want to keep reading more of her being horrible just because so DNF.
mimireadsromance's review
5.0
Loved, loved, loved this book! Katee Robert writes some of the hottest stories & her characters never fail to amuse me with their clever back-and-forth banter! There were some really funny moments, too! (squirrel!) As soon as I finished, I wanted to start the book all over again!
louisanheinrich's review
emotional
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
mandyrobitaille's review
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
I loved the banter between the main characters in this one. Another sweet, funny, and sexy addition to the Wedding Dare series!