Clash (verb): to conflict, disagree.
It might be fair to say that I despise Macy Carrington. She slings insults with precision, not caring about the destruction she leaves in her wake. We clash in a battle of wills every time we’re around each other, and yet… I still fantasize about being lodged deep within her body.
Clash (verb): to come together or collide.
I have never encountered someone that grates me the way Cal Carson does. His pompous, arrogant demeanor. A holier-than-thou attitude. Any interaction with “Saint Cal” ends in a verbal clash of epic proportions, and yet… there’s no one I’d rather have in my bed than him.
Clash (noun): a battle, fight or skirmish.
Her breathy moans mingle with the sound of our flesh coming together, clashing with the silence that surrounds us, dispelling any notions I once had about Macy Carrington.
Maybe I can break down her walls if we can call a truce to this battle.
He whispers filthy words in my ear, provoking feelings I never knew were possible. The burning desire in his touch clashes with everything I once believed about Cal Carson.
Maybe he can be the balm I need to soothe my broken soul, if only temporarily.
**Clash is the first book in this Legal Affairs trilogy and is releasing on 4/7/15. Grind will be released on 4/21/15 and Yield will be released on 5/5/15.
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Review
Cal Carson and Macy Carrington are not friends; in fact, they mean nothing to each other. They’re merely acquaintances due to their mutual friend, McKayla. When they are in one another’s presence, they grate on each other’s nerves and verbally spar like an old married couple who shouldn’t be together anymore.
A large amount of apprehension surrounds Cal and Macy every time they’re together, but there’s also a significant amount of sexual tension just under the surface, and with each snide comment and glacial glare, their dance of foreplay is just getting started and when push comes to shove, their clashing is undoubtedly going to end with the removal of clothing and at least a few hate fueled fucks, but it will be interesting if it goes any further than that.
The way Sawyer Bennett presents Cal and Macy, it seems like these two couldn’t be any more different -the equivalent to oil and water. What you see is what you get when it comes to Cal Carson, but that’s definitely not the case with Macy, and I know that there’s a reason for her idiosyncrasies and deviant impulses, and I’m anxious to find out what her secrets are and see how Cal might help her fight her demons.
A complimentary copy was provided in exchange for an honest review
4 poison apples
About the Author
New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author, Sawyer Bennett is a snarky southern woman and reformed trial lawyer who decided to finally start putting on paper all of the stories that were floating in her head. Her husband works for a Fortune 100 company which lets him fly all over the world while she stays at home with their daughter and three big, furry dogs who hog the bed. Sawyer would like to report she doesn’t have many weaknesses but can be bribed with a nominal amount of milk chocolate.
Sawyer is the author of several contemporary romances including the popular Off Series, Cold Fury Series, the Legal Affairs Series and the Last Call Series.
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