Review: 4.5 I love Sawyer Bennett
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
I have not read the other books in this series, but I was intrigued by the blurb so when I was offered a chance to review it, I jumped on it, and I am so glad that I did.This book is mainly about Sawyer Bennett and Emmett Louise. Sawyer has a core set of friends who are all in relationships and seem to be extremely happy. He is happy for them, but he spends his time filling his nights with random women, hoping that maybe one day he will find something more….One night while out celebrating Parker, one of his buddies from previous books, bachelor party, he sees the most awkward stripper ever, and it is her awkwardness that has Sawyer intrigued. You see Sawyer sees something in her that he knows he has to have… But after that night, he cant find her no matter where he searches.Life for Emmett has never been easy and after one night of bad decisions, things are about to get a lot harder. She has picked up and moved on, but there are some things that can’t be left in the past and some secrets that she can no keep forever. So when Sawyer Bennett explains how he wants her, she knows that once he knows her whole truth, he won’t any more but she does not want to lose him completely, so she asks him to be her friend…. Little did she know that befriending Sawyer would change her life in so many ways.Sawyer is the kind of guy that daddies’ raise their daughters to date and marry. He had his issues, but we are all human and who hasn’t done some things they regret. I love that he took charge and he loved Emmett even when she wasn’t sure she was able to love herself. I loved how his friends loved her once he brought her in the fold, and I love that they accepted everything that came along with Emmett… (view spoiler)[Her unborn child (hide spoiler)].I will definitely be reading the other books in this series to find out more about this group!!! I truly enjoyed the style of writing and I was so glad that both Sawyer and Emmett had issues, and it wasn’t a billionaire rescuing the poor damsel in distress story. I also liked how I could relate to these characters… I could have quite possibly went to college when anyone of them. Good job S.E. Hall!!!