Title: Truth or Dare
Author: D.D. Prince
First published August 15, 2015
Rating: 4.2
Overview
If you were a fan of The Dominator, get ready for Dario Ferrano’s own love story in Truth or Dare by D.D. Prince. After seeing his brother find love, Dario has sworn off his man-whoring ways and is ready for his own happily ever after.
However, a posthumous gift from his father puts a wrench in his plans. Before he died, Dario’s father arranged for Dario to receive a mail-order bride, fulfilling all of Dario’s wishes for a wife.
But the catch is that she’s a sex slave who’s been in captivity for two years. Dario struggles with whether he should accept this gift or set her free.
This book features explicit sex scenes, profanity, and dark themes, including the heroine’s past abuse. Reading The Dominator first is highly recommended.
About the Author
Meet DD Prince, a talented author who specializes in writing dark, paranormal, contemporary, and mind-bending romance novels. She is known for creating unforgettable book boyfriends like Tommy Ferrano, Tristan Walker, Dario Ferrano, Deacon Valentine, Daxx Blackstar (under the pseudonym Scarlett Starkleigh), Rider Valentine, Spencer Valentine, Alessandro Romero, Aiden Carmichael, Tyson Savage, Killian Coulter, and many more.
Aside from her captivating romances, DD Prince also writes alien romances under the name Scarlett Starkleigh.
When she’s not busy writing, DD Prince loves indulging in books with alpha male book boyfriends and smutty content that still has substance. She also enjoys going out for sushi, cooking, using fancy pens, and watching cheesy zombie flicks.
DD Prince has plenty of stories and characters to share with her readers and loves connecting with book lovers and fellow authors on social media.
Editoral Review
Truth or Dare by D.D. Prince: A Steamy and Suspenseful Romance
D.D. Prince’s Truth or Dare is an enthralling romance novel that is sure to keep readers on the edges of their seats. Published on August 15, 2015, this book tells the story of a young woman named Ella who has a chance encounter with a handsome and mysterious man named Daniel.
Set in present-day New York City, the book explores themes of love, deception, and trust. The story’s setting is richly described, and the author’s attention to detail is evident throughout the book.
The characters are well-developed, and their motivations and actions are plausible and relatable. Ella, the protagonist of the story, is an aspiring writer who is struggling to make ends meet in the big city.
She meets Daniel, a successful entrepreneur who is looking for a new challenge in his life. The two are immediately drawn to each other and embark on a passionate and intense love affair.
However, things are not as they seem, and the plot takes several unexpected turns as the story unfolds. Ella soon discovers that Daniel has a dark and dangerous past, and she is forced to grapple with the ethics of their relationship.
The tension and suspense build steadily throughout the book, and readers will be eager to see how the story unfolds. One of the strengths of Truth or Dare is its writing style.
D.D. Prince has a talent for crafting vivid and evocative prose that brings her characters to life. The pacing of the story is excellent, and it never feels slow or draggy.
The plot structure is well-planned, and the author does an excellent job of foreshadowing events without giving away too much. The book is not without its flaws, however.
Some readers may find that the ending is abrupt and unsatisfying. Additionally, there are a few plot holes that may leave readers scratching their heads.
Nonetheless, these issues are minor, and they do not detract significantly from the overall quality of the book. Overall, Truth or Dare is a steamy, suspenseful romance that is sure to entertain readers who enjoy this genre.
While it may not be groundbreaking in terms of its themes or subject matter, the book is well-crafted and enjoyable to read. For fans of D.D. Prince’s previous works or of modern romance novels in general, this book is definitely worth checking out.
Rating: 4/5 stars.
