Truth or Dare (The Men Of The Sisterhood)

I liked this book probably the best of the several Men of the Sisterhood books that I have read. I also have read almost all of the books about the women of the Sisterhood so I had some background information already at hand. But I will say that I think someone reading it without any foundation wouldn't really have a hard time getting into it. I just think having read the other books, my reading might have been a bit richer because of it.
This book had such good main characters and yes there will be quite a few but they are easy to sort out. I will say that there is a lot of investigative work and action that has to go on before the REAL action of rounding up the bad guys can really kick in.
There are also 2 unique dogs in the story who have almost magical abilities and skills. So you just might have to suspend some belief in that are and just go with it and enjoy.
I will say that when the men find out what is going on it will be a tough subject. Even though not a lot of detail is gone into what the danger is to these kids it is a dark subject. I don't want to say too much and ruin it for other readers.
It is a good book, but remember this is the men of the sisterhood group and they are incensed with the evil. So prepare yourself for a bit of gruesome towards the end when they deal with a couple of the people directly.
Of course the things work out for the kids but it sure doesn't look like it for a while. Making it a really good book with a lot of people working together to get there.

From Goodreads: The Sisterhood: a group of women bound by friendship and a quest for justice. Now their male allies, the Men of the Sisterhood, have formed a top-secret organization of their own, with the same goal of helping the helpless and righting the wrongs of the world . . .

When the call comes, the Men of the Sisterhood drop everything to help their friends. This time it’s Cyrus, their four-legged hound dog and unofficial mascot. While member Joe Espinosa is driving along an isolated country road with Cyrus in tow, he catches a glimpse of movement in the woods bordering the road and notes Cyrus pawing desperately at the car window. As soon as he pulls over to investigate, Cyrus bolts out the door and leads Joe to three children clustered together--bedraggled, silent, and scared out of their wits. As soon as he has brought the children to safety, Espinosa arranges an urgent meeting.

My review: From a shocking beginning to an amazing, tear-filled conclusion, Truth or Dare proved to be a fast-paced, often chilling, read. After drying my eyes, all I could do was to say Wow! The subjects of child kidnapping and trafficking are never easy to read about, even in the works of fiction. But, they are done delicately, albeit realistically, here in this book. As the kidnapped children are hoped to be reunited with their mother, Allison, who has gone rogue from the CIA, the question as to whether or not she will ever be able reunite with them, exonerate herself and have a normal, everyday life with her children. Meanwhile, will these traffickers be stopped?

This is Fern Michaels fourth book in The Men of the Sisterhood Series. As I hadn't read any of the books in this series, I purchased all of the previous books, including the novellas. I read Upside Down in order to familiarize myself with the characters in the BOLO team. I loved Joe, Abner, Jack, Charles, Harry and the rest of the team. I especially loved Maggie and Lizzie. I am eager to read all of the previous titles, and am truly excited for the fifth book. One thing I look forward to learning is how the women began working along with the BOLO team. I would be remiss if I didn't mention the stunning dogs Cyrus and Cooper. The story wouldn't have been the same without them.

Many thanks to Kensington Books and to NetGalley for this ARC to review in exchange for my honest opinions.

Fern Michaels is back with another one of her Men of the Sisterhood books. This is the fourth book in the Men of the Sisterhood series.

If you have read and enjoyed any of Fern's other novels, you're bound to really like this one. In Truth or Dare, Fern decided to tackle a tough subject, which is child and human trafficking. It is a big subject and kudos to Fern for taking it on. The book opens your eyes to some things that maybe you didn't know.

Overall,Truth or Dare is a pretty fast read and one that should definitely be on the list of every Fern Michaels fan.

**thanks to the publisher for allowing me to review this book. My opinions are my own. **

Another great hit from the spies that we love to follow, Fern Michaels entertains us with her next novel in the Men of the Sisterhood series. With gorgeous spies and their super smart pups. this series is exciting, romantic, and filled with enough heat and action to keep any reader wanting more. This one can be read as a stand alone, but I encourage you to read from the very beginning, even going as far back as to the original Sisterhood series.

I really enjoyed this book. I laughed, teared up a bit, and cheered as the Men of the Sisterhood dealt a blow to the horrors of human trafficking. I got a chance to have a nice visit with my old pals Abner, Jack, Harry, Maggie, Charlie and the rest of the gang I first met in High Stakes, book 3 of the Men of the Sisterhood series. I had a chance to vicariously exact revenge on the orchestrators responsible for abducting millions of children worldwide and cheer as the good guys found a happy conclusion.

Truth of Dare is the fourth outstanding book in The Men of the Sisterhood series written by author Fern Michaels. This is my favorite. Thanks to NetGalley and Kensington Books for the advance copy. This is a voluntary review.

Topical subject of human trafficking combined with superhero type men and dogs that, well, have special powers. Part of the issue for me is that I had not read the earlier books in the series and thus felt a bit at sea. This is very different from the Fern Michaels books I've enjoyed in the past but I suspect it will have its fans. Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC.

This book was so unbelievable I stopped reading about 1/4 of the way through. There are way too many really good books and good authors out there to waste my time on something as bad as this. If you didn't figure it out, I DO NOT recommend.

With up to date on sex trafficking this book brought a lot to real life and what we wish would /could happen if we had the men of sisterhood or even the sisterhood doing it in real life. A great read that kept you turning the pages. Wish we'd have more a year from this great author but know good books take time. Thank you, Ms Michaels for doing in books what we'd like to do in person. Another great read!

Another great story by a great author. These are the men of the women of the sisterhood, the vigilantes. This book is about exploiting children, they are kidnapped and sold to the highest bidder as sex slaves. BOLO of course busts up the ring, gets rid of the leader and saves the kids.

Interesting plot and adventure. First read in the Men of the Sisterhood. Enjoyed the enhanced dogs and the familiar characters. (Though I did miss the "Sisters." Suppose we'll find out their adventures in another book.) Child trafficking is the mystery here and I applaud the attack on this vile crime. Would recommend reading previous books for comfortable relating to characters.
Voluntarily read ARC, through Netgalley and publisher, for honest review.

Topical subject of human trafficking combined with superhero type men and dogs that, well, have special powers. Part of the issue for me is that I had not read the earlier books in the series and thus felt a bit at sea. This is very different from the Fern Michaels books I've enjoyed in the past but I suspect it will have its fans. Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC.

This book was so unbelievable I stopped reading about 1/4 of the way through. There are way too many really good books and good authors out there to waste my time on something as bad as this. If you didn't figure it out, I DO NOT recommend.