Dear Ms. Keane,Before this ridiculous little arrangement commences, I’d like to make myself indubitably clear: I know who you are, I know that my father hired you, I know why my father hired you, and last but not least: your services aren’t needed.In fact, I want no part of my father’s billion-dollar empire, and him “gifting” me with one of the “best concierges in the county” won’t change that. … won’t change that. He’s wasting his money. You’re wasting your time.
However, seeing as how you foolishly signed an ironclad contract with an Act of God clause and my father has strong-armed me into taking this position, it appears as though we’re stuck together—at least until your contract is up next month.
That said, our time together at WellesTech should be relatively painless but please don’t fool yourself into thinking I don’t notice when that pretty little stare lingers a little too long or the way your breath catches when our hands graze. You’re fascinated by me and it kills you because you can hardly stand to be in the same room as me.
Think I’m a problem worth solving? An impossible riddle worth figuring out? By all means, go ahead and try. Solve for X. Crack the code. It might even be fun (but only for me, not you).
V/r,
Calder Welles, II
P.S. I dare you.
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He’s been manipulated into taking over his father’s business. She’s been given an offer she can’t refuse. They’re both about to get more than they bargained for.
Aerin is type A all the way. Organized to a fault. However, it’s also how she makes her living. She assists her clientele with organizing every aspect of their lives. She’s just been offered a job, for thirty days, to assist Calder Welles II as he transitions to CEO of his father’s company.
Calder has been estranged from his father for years. After losing his mother and being sent to military school, their relationship was strained. Now his father’s wants to retire and he finds a way to get his son to agree.
Aerin and Calder are opposites in almost every way. But they also carry around pain and in that, they find common ground. Working together is like oil and water, except for that pesky attraction! Resisting one another…not possible. It may be unprofessional, but this time, Aerin’s willing to break the rules.
A story about past hurt, trying to find a way forward and along that path they found their forever together. You have to choose the path that you won’t regret!
This book is book 3 in Winter Renshaw’s P.S. series, but it can be read as a standalone. P.S. I Dare You is a quick, enjoyable romance about Aerin, a concierge/PA, and Calder, an heir to a large tech company. The two are complete opposites and they perfectly balance each other out. Aerin is type A, exceptionally organized, and uptight. Calder is a cynical, good looking man who can have any woman he wants and who resents his father. I chuckled a lot when I was reading some of Aerin’s behaviors because I am pretty type-A myself. I could really understand her need to make order out of chaos and to have control over her surrounding. I love an opposites attract, office romance and P.S I Dare You did not disappoint. The characters were engaging and had great chemistry. The book was entertaining and moved at a good pace. If you looking for a good, fast-paced romance or/and like Winter Renshaw’s other books from the P.S. series, then you will enjoy P.S. I Dare You . This book has a HEA with no cheating and no cliffhanger. I received this book as an ARC and I voluntarily leave this review.
I loved this book and could not put it down. I loved Calder and Aerin. They are so good separately and even better together.
This is an enemies to lovers story about Aerin, a high level concierge, and Calder, her reluctant boss. Aerin is a sought after compulsive organiser. Her reputation attracts a billionaire businessman, whose son needs organising. Calder and Aerin look like they’re polar opposites on the outside, but on the inside, they are both similar in many ways. I loved the push and pull between these two, and Calder’s quiet determination to win her over, even if they had only known each other for a couple weeks. I enjoyed the ironic plot twist, and Calder’s talks with his stepmother. Great secondary characters (Loved Aerin’s parents and the lying Margot). Great read.
P.S. I Dare You by Winter Renshaw a five-star read that I dare you to read. This is the third book in the P.S. series and I have loved them all, they each have a unique, honest and funny voice that will make you chuckle out loud and snort as well. Each one tells us the story of another couple, and they are all interlinked in a small way, but you can read each story as a stand-alone as they don’t intertwine heavily. Calder was sublimely written, he leapt of the page as you read him, Aerin was a little more challenging as she is such an uptight individual she could crack walnuts with her body, she’s wound so tight, that being said she was brilliant In her own way.
I thought Calder and Aerin made a really good couple. I loved the chemistry, banter and sparks that they shared between them. The storyline was fun, engaging and had a good amount of emotional depth to it. Simply a very good read.
I had picked up her book, P.S. I Miss You (book 2), as an ARC, and then read P.S. I Hate You (book 1) before I started that one. I like to read a series in order. While I do recommend reading the first two in order, this one can be thought of as a stand-alone.
I really loved the first book. There was so much depth and emotion in that book. The second book was just as good. There wasn’t that emotional aspect, but it was still perfect. This installment, P.S. I Dare You, it was a good book, but it did not pack the punch that the previous ones did. Don’t get me wrong, I did enjoy it, but I wish it would have had the depth (or development) that the first two did. Calder and Aerin barely meet, and they go from zero to 100 in no time. They did have chemistry, and I loved them together. I don’t know, I just was expecting the same writing as the first two books.
After reading the first two books in this series, I was intrigued enough that I went and read her backlist of books. I love her writing and her stories. I’m glad I found her and I look forward to more from her.