Review: Fight versus flirt
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
I'm a huge fan of the enemies to lovers trope and that of reacquainted first loves. Enemies on Tap is both and with a Romeo and Juliet feel to it, it made for a fantastic read that I inhaled in one sitting. Avery Flynn has a gift of creating spirited characters with fight, fire, determination and a real likeability factor.I loved both Miranda and Logan. Childhood sweethearts, their families couldn't have been more different. The Martin's own the town's bank, are wealthy, powerful members of the community and Logan is primed to take the mantel. The Sweet's were the town's misfits; quirky, unconventional,always ready for a protest and familiar with the inside of a cell. A third of triplets, Miranda, like her sisters, left Salvation and made something of her life, but when her Uncle passes away and leaves his ailing brewery to them, she is first to return, determined to turn it around, sell and return to her life. With a name that has a history of anything but sweet, small-minded residents and Logan declaring he needs the land the brewery sits on, it's beer bottles at dawn. Let battle commence...“I don’t want to want you, and this doesn’t change anything. I still hate your guts.”“Liar.”From their first re-encounter, the tension between them was intense. Together they are argumentative, stubborn and witty yet underneath they have regrets. With fight comes flirt and I loved them together. Plus with secondary characters that really do play a pivotal part to the overall story, it had action, frustration, wit, some little surprises and was fun and sexy with that nice injection of heartfelt.A great start to the series, a book I recommend and I look forward to more. 4.5 stars.