Daring: An Opposites Attract Romantic Comedy (Unleashed Romance, Book 7)

Skylar and Gage’s love story in Daring: An Opposite Attracts Romantic Comedy by Kylie Gilmore, book seven in her Unleashed Romance series, is a super sweet and romantic story between two people who have no idea how much the other person will complete them. Skylar Bellamy lost her home and job, after her boss destroyed her reputation and through it all she remains cheerful and optimistic. She is now back in Summerdale doing everything she can to restart her career as an interior designer. She is now designing the interior of a restaurant, which is no easy task with the stubborn contactor, 'Mr. Grumpy', who refuses to consider any of her ideas. Gage's awful childhood left him responsible for raising his younger sister and doing whatever it took to avoid chaos; he’s all about order and chaos. Skylar is a free spirit, creative and definitely so about changing and adapting. Working together is a constant battle as Gage loves to frustrate Skylar, ‘Ms. Perky’, after all, he's a stickler for keeping on schedule, and her ideas would throw him off that task. But there is something about her that makes him want to be there for her, but can he’s not sure he is capable of having a relationship. His last relationship didn't end well, and he blames himself, but hopefully, he can he try harder for Skylar. Their chemistry is amazing. The best part of this story, and several laugh out loud moments, is when General Joan gets involved, playing Cupid and helping Gage figure things out. Seeing both her and his sweet sides was heartwarming. Ms. Gilmore wrote a wonderful and moving story that is definitely not to be missed. She provided a tale rich with sizzling chemistry, fireworks, magnetic electricity, amusing banter, and charming secondary characters giving Skylar and Gage a chance at love, happiness, and the possibility of a forever together. I highly recommend Daring to other readers and look forward to the next book in the series. I am SO waiting for Audrey and Drew's story. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.