Review: Boy vs Girl = Surrender to Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
Grab a lounge chair, your pom-poms to root for the heroine and get ready for romantic reading bliss when two young lovers reconnect on opposite sides of the political/financial fence as adults and send their small town into a frenzied knot! Enemies on Tap by Avery Flynn could actually make me like beer, it is that good, that full of the flavor of turmoil and feuding, all that with only a hint of low angst.Miranda Sweet comes back to the town who made her life a nightmare to turn the brewery she and her sisters inherited around, partly to thumb her nose at the small-minded souls in Salvation and mostly to earn her a corner office at the financial firm she works at. Logan Martin runs the family banking business, and is the big fish in Salvation’s little pond. Logan and Miranda lost their virginity to each other as teens, Logan got a few winks and Miranda was labeled trash, just like her entire family. But their virginity wasn’t all they lost that night, they each lost their heart to the other, but, like the Hatfields and McCoys, there was no future, so why mention it?Miranda is no longer the shrinking violet, and this powerful and determined woman is a force to be reckoned with. When Logan uses his position to block her loan for his own selfish reasons, little does he know what he has unleashed on his town and his heart.Way to go, Avery Flynn! From first page to last, this ride through the tunnel of love is more like a ride on the rapids, just before the falls! Miranda is a woman to look up to, not wallowing in her past, she uses those memories to fuel her determination and grit. Logan never stood a chance! Each scene feels like a small town, lost in rumors, selective memories of the past and fear of change, all while blindly following the political machine with its own agenda. Ms. Flynn has the gift of the pen, creating a fun romantic read that, while the end is not a mystery, the journey to that point is! She has created a magnetic read with her rapid-fire style that deserves to be read!