Review: 3 - "He's a Martin. You're a Sweet. This is Salvation." Stars!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
Enemies on Tap, is my first experience of Avery Flynn’s writing, and I really enjoyed it, a little romantic suspense, and sexy couple and a whole plethora of quirky townspeople make for an interesting beginning to the Sweet Salvation Brewery Series.Miranda Sweet has avoided Salvation like the plague ever since upping and moving to the city for College. The Sweet family has a less than stellar reputation in town and as such are looked down upon by almost every one of its residents. Being one of triplets, she along her sisters Natalie and Olivia are bequeathed ownership of the Sweet Brewery by their deceased Uncle, which necessitates her return, in order to turn around the Brewery’s fortunes so it can be sold on to her employers, guaranteeing her that corner office she has always wanted.West Virginia had the Hadfields and the McCoys. Shakespeare had the Capulets and the Montagues. Salvation had the Martins and the Sweets.Logan Martin and Miranda have history, history that involves the loss of virginity, and the loss of a reputation after the town finds out. Being the Manager of the only Bank in town, as well as “Salvations version of Prince Charming”, the town on the whole are extremely interested in how he lives his life, and who he is involved with, and as such a repeat performance with Miranda is not really something he should be considering.Added to that, they now also have the Sweet Brewery in common, but not for the same reasons, and once again they find themselves on opposite sides of the fence, and on the tips of everyone’s tongues, with the most of the town firmly in Logan’s corner.I loved the little battles between Miranda and Logan, and the banter between the two of them at times was absolutely hilarious, even though they both want each other they still try and deny themselves, and even when they give in they still pretend they don't want each other. It was funny, refreshing and just a little bit different.“I don't want you, and this doesn’t change anything.” ... “I still hate your guts.”“liar”A really enjoyable start to a series, I am looking forward to seeing what direction Avery takes Natalie and Olivia Sweets stories and getting to know the people from the town of Salvation a little more in the process.ARC provided via Netgalley, in exchange for the above honest review.