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    Double Dare
    Double Dare
    Double Dare
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    Double Dare

    By Jodi Redford

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    From the moment Graham Barlow and Matt Spencer moved into the bungalow across from hers, Dani Tipton’s willpower has been strung to its limit. Ignoring the hot and heavy fantasies the two hunks inspire on a daily basis is more than any woman’s libido can take. Although temptation beckons, Dani’s determined to be a good role model for her wild, trouble-prone younger sister. Jumping in the sack with either of her sexier-than-sin neighbors sure as hell wouldn’t help her case. But when her sister sets up the ultimate prank, Dani suddenly winds up neck-deep in a compromising position. Literally.

    For the last eighteen months, Graham and Matt have been carrying a major case of blue balls for Dani. No matter how hard they flirt or lay on the charm, she’s kept them strictly in the friend’s zone. So when they discover her buck naked in their swimming pool they figure they’re either hallucinating—or have been handed their one shot at rocking Dani’s panties off. Not too difficult to do, seeing how she’s not wearing any. Convincing her to indulge in a little frisky threesome skinny dipping? Easy enough. And the sexy interlude that follows is hot enough to boil the pool water. But when it comes to making their unconventional triad permanent, Matt and Graham issue Dani the biggest dare of all—entrusting them with her heart.

    Warning: This M/F/M ménage brings new meaning to getting to know your neighbor. Lusty pool shenanigans and creative uses for hot tub jets. No bathing suit required, but bring an extra towel. Things are bound to get wet.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJodi Redford
    Release dateJan 3, 2016
    ISBN9781524205812
    Double Dare
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    Jodi Redford

    At the ripe age of seven, Jodi Redford penned her first epic, complete with stick figure illustrations. Sadly, her drawing skills haven’t improved much, but her love of fantasy worlds never went away. These days she writes about fairies, ghosts, and other supernatural creatures, only with considerably more heat. She has won numerous awards, including The Golden Pen and Launching a Star. When not writing or working the day job, she enjoys gardening and way too many reality television shows.  

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      Double Dare - Jodi Redford

      Dedication

      This book is dedicated to my fellow Lust With a Laugh crew, Roxy Mews, Mary Hughes, and Scott Carpenter. You guys inspire me, make me laugh, and are truly some of the best friends I’ve been lucky enough to have walk into my life. I’m so honored to have worked on this special project with you.

      Also to all of my wonderful readers. As always, I couldn’t do this job I love without your support. I’m truly grateful for each and every one of you.

      CHAPTER ONE

      The not so distant chugging groan of a stubborn lawnmower broke through Dani Tipton’s concentration. She dropped her paintbrush onto the ledge of her easel and scooched off of her stool, nearly toppling it in her haste to reach the doorway to her studio. She rushed into the hallway and bee-lined for the living room. Her clumsy feet tripped her up halfway to the bay window fronting the house. Yelping, she wind-milled her arms, attempting to regain her balance, and instead performed a graceless face plant into the oversized bean bag chair situated on the far side of the couch.

      Digging her elbows into the smooshy, suede-covered seat, she groaned and blew a lock of hair out of her eyes. A slow clap sounded behind her. Of course she’d have a witness to that epic fail. Gusting a sigh, she pushed up onto her knees and shot a look over her shoulder. Her nineteen-year-old sister, Erin, wore an ear-to-ear grin. Damn, wish I’d had my cellphone to record that.

      Thank God for small favors with that rare occurrence. Usually the device was permanently attached to Erin’s hand. Straightening, Dani rubbed her arm and grimaced at the slight twinge in her elbow. Great. She was probably going to have a bugger of a bruise there now.

      Why were you racing to the window anyway? The smirk residing on Erin’s face confirmed that she already knew the answer.

      I wasn’t headed for the window. Dani spied her sketch pad on the coffee table and pounced on the most logical excuse. I’m in the middle of finishing Talia’s painting and needed this. She leaned forward and swiped the leather-bound pad.

      Uh huh. Her tone and expression unconvinced, Erin slid her gaze to the bay window. Why don’t you just admit you’re horny for the hotties?

      Erin! Her cheeks warm, Dani avoided direct eye contact with her sister. That’s ridiculous.

      "Yeah, right. Because being turned on by two built, sexier than fuck guys is soooooo crazy." Erin waved her hands in the air.

      You really shouldn’t talk like that.

      Erin rolled her eyes. God, you sound like mom and dad.

      Is that such a bad thing?

      Erin shuddered. Yes. Bad enough I always have them riding my ass. Please don’t start on me too.

      A niggle of guilt worming through her, Dani hugged her chest. She didn’t want to be a nagging big sister, but sometimes she had no choice. Trouble tended to adhere to Erin like Super Glue. It’d always been that way, and was a big part of the reason she’d moved in with Dani her senior year of high school. Back in Detroit, Erin had fallen in with the wrong bunch of kids and ended up getting busted by the cops for smoking pot and underage drinking. To save Erin from being shipped off to a super strict parochial school, Dani took her in and made damn sure her little sis graduated without ending up in juvie. Or worse.

      I’ve gotta hit the road. Her expression petulant, Erin spun on her heel and snatched her woven hobo bag. Slinging the strap over her shoulder, she stalked toward the front door. Dani stalled her in the entry with a bear hug. Her pout slipping, Erin sighed and squeezed Dani tight. I’m sorry for being bitchy. And laughing when you tripped.

      But you only clapped.

      I was laughing inside.

      She slugged Erin in the arm and scooted her out the door. Drive safe, brat.

      Talia’s chocolate-banana empanadas are on today’s menu. I’ll bring home a box.

      One of the many benefits of her little sis waitressing at the best Cuban restaurant in St. Augustine—an endless supply of fresh baked goodies. Her waistline might be suffering the price, but oh so worth it. Tell Talia I’ll have that painting ready for her tomorrow.

      A devious twinkle lit Erin’s eyes. "You know what would be freakin’ hilarious? Swap out your watercolor for something hideous, like Dogs Playing Poker."

      "Uh, why would I do that?"

      Tomorrow is April Fools’ Day.

      Aw shit. Thank God she didn’t have to worry about being a victim of anyone’s pranking. Her college years had seen plenty of that stupidity. I have no idea where to buy a copy of Dogs Playing Poker.

      I’ve got a person.

      Do I even want to know what that means?

      Heh. Probably not. Leaving Dani to ponder what kind of shady people her sister was hanging out with, Erin dashed to the ancient station wagon parked on the other side of Dani’s convertible. Every time she looked at her sister’s car she was tempted to take a flamethrower to it just to put it out of its misery. Still, Erin had paid for it with her own money, and anything that made her sister proud and responsible was a good thing in Dani’s book.

      A motion across the street distracted Dani and she shifted her focus. Graham Barlow lifted from his crouch in front of a large stand-on lawnmower and swiped his grease-streaked forearm across his brow. The movement pulled his black tank top snug to his chest, molding the fabric to the mouthwatering contours of his ripped muscles. He tossed a scowl toward the shiny silver pickup truck that he and his roommate used for their landscape business. Did you find that wrench yet?

      One of the truck’s doors slammed, and Matt Spencer popped into view. He

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