Good read-once. Plot is relationship driven. Hero Brady Garrison is an aging [50] musician/composer/singer who hasn't written anything in two years. His girlfriend dumped before he left for Europe for several months. He returns hoping she's over it - she's not. He goes off incognito to Dareville, a small town in Virginia, pretending to be a small time studio musician. He meets the much younger heroine Ellie Shaw - sparks fly. Heroine is sexually 'adventurous' and 'unafraid' to ask for what she wants and they spend lots of time checking things off her fantasy 'to-do' list. Complications? Heroine is the old girlfriend's cousin and they are 'closer than sisters'. Heroine knows him as Gary Stone [his incognito name] not Brady Garriston the star. There are a couple of male/male scenes and one menage.

Dareville Series
Truth or Dare
Dare Me
Double Dare
A Winter's Dare
Daring Young Man
Daringly Delicious ss in More, More, More!
Dare to Dream

Brady and Ellie seem to be part of several of the later stories.

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This story didn't do much for me. I had a hard time connecting with the characters. I felt that Brady was a middle-aged sex hound, though he seemed to have found the perfect match with Ellie. It did bother me that Brady used to date Ellie's cousin, Claire. I didn't think there was anything special to this story and I'm reluctant to read the next one in the series.

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