REVIEW: Sexy Lies and Rock & Roll by Sawyer Bennett

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Blurb

From New York Times Bestselling author, Sawyer Bennett, comes a SEXY new stand alone romance…

When you're a rock god, fame and fortune are your two best friends, but they can be fickle bed mates. It seems everyone wants a piece of me. I'm being sued, pressured to sign contracts, and fending off rabid women who want to steal my virtue. Just kidding on that one. We all know I don't have much virtue left.

That's why I need Emma Peterson. The sharp-as-a-tack and sexy-as-sin lawyer saved my ass before and I know she can do it again. The only problem is that sweet, prim and totally straight-laced Emma doesn't want anything to do with me. Not professionally, and certainly not personally.

But c'mon. Everyone wants me, and even though it would take a crow bar of epic proportions to get her to spread those sexy legs for me, all I want is her mind. I swear. Her beautiful, brilliant mind to make sense of my crazy world. Good thing I have something up my sleeve to get her to say “yes”. Some might call it blackmail. I call it something else.

Looks like Emma Peterson just became my biggest defender. If only I can resist wanting to screw my attorney six ways to Sunday.

*Sexy Lies and Rock & Roll is a hot, romantic comedy stand alone.

Review

RATING:

Oy, not sure what happened here:0 This is not a fave Sawyer read for me, which sucks, being a Sawyer fan and all. But other Sawyer fans, don't fret, because it looks like it's just me who feels this way.

I'll just cut to the chase and say my biggest challenge is the h (yikes, I don't even remember her name as I'm typing this). I couldn't connect with her. Her insecurities just bugged me and she's the opposite of the h's I can usually appreciate. i guess she was too mousy for me, and I just couldn't find the patience to see her growth. Real shame...

The H (oops, what's his name again) was a decent H, but he felt too run-of-the-mill for me; your grounded hot and sexy rock star who just wants to be loved for himself. And really, I did like him. He may have been the one saving grace for me in this bk.

And the plot did feel formulaic, esp when I think of where the conflict came from... Sad sigh...

Like I said, not a fave Sawyer read for me. I didn't not like it, I felt it was just ok... C'est la vie...

Thanks for dropping by!

~Leftie