I have been a fan of Allie Everhart since I read her Wheeler Brothers series and ever since it ended I have honestly been really sad about it. I had loved the characters, especially Nash and Callie, so when I started reading Bet Me and realized that the male lead, Sawyer Kanfield, is cousin to the Nash and all the other Wheeler brothers I was ecstatic. So not only do I get to meet some awesome new characters, I also get to see where my favorite ones are after their books are over? Sign me up! And As I've literally just found out this is technically book two in this series, with book one being about Sawyer's older brother I'm definitely going to be going back to read it. And I can't wait for the next book in the series for the other Kanfield brothers.
Sawyer Kanfield is a competitive guy, and he can't stand to lose to anyone. So when a new brewery opens up in town he's prepared to take down the competition by any means. But when he goes to the new brewery he found out that the new owner is his one time childhood nemesis, Gina Slater... They went to summer camp together when they were seven and Gina had the audacity to beat him at everything at camp and Sawyer still hasn't gotten over it.
When Gina inherited a building from her grandfather she was ecstatic to finally have the opportunity to fulfill her dream of owning her own brewery. So she takes the chance and opens it, knowing that there is already a brewery in town, with the hope that there is enough business in town for both of them. But when Sawyer shows up at her brewery, upset that her opening sales promotion are damaging his business she can't help but still see the little boy throwing a tantrum about losing to her again. What start off as a rivalry between the breweries soon becomes an uneasy truce between them because of a few bets. Can these childhood rivals move beyond their past squabbles to explore the feelings they have for one another?
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RATING: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ STEAM: 🔥🔥 Bet Me is a fun, low-angst, small-town rivals-to-lovers read. Gina just inherited a great space in Hayden Falls from her grandfather. Since bartending and brewing beers are what she does best, she uses the space to open her own microbrewery. Too bad it directly competes with Sawyer Kanfield's microbrewery on Hayden Fall's main street. And Sawyer is not thrilled about it. Especially since Gina was the girl that kept kicking his behind at all competitions in camp. Okay, he might have developed a small crush on the girl toward the end of the summer, but that was all in the past, right? I like the dynamic between Sawyer and Gina. Their chemistry was definitely palpable from their first meetup (as adults), and I love the playful tug-of-war between them as they navigated through their feelings. The ensemble cast was also fantastic. I love Sawyer's family, especially his dad. Near-death experiences give you a different perspective on life and love, and he provided a wonderful reminder not just to Sawyer and Gina but also to us readers that life is borrowed time. The couple of steamy moments were definitely hot. I thought it aligned very well with the tone and pace of the book. This book focused more on Sawyer and Gina's connection and how they could overcome huge adversities around their businesses and family dynamics, and it was great.
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Fun, low-angst, small-town rivals-to-lovers? Check, check, check, check!
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022
STEAM: 🔥🔥
Bet Me is a fun, low-angst, small-town rivals-to-lovers read.
Gina just inherited a great space in Hayden Falls from her grandfather. Since bartending and brewing beers are what she does best, she uses the space to open her own microbrewery.
Too bad it directly competes with Sawyer Kanfield's microbrewery on Hayden Fall's main street. And Sawyer is not thrilled about it. Especially since Gina was the girl that kept kicking his behind at all competitions in camp. Okay, he might have developed a small crush on the girl toward the end of the summer, but that was all in the past, right?
I like the dynamic between Sawyer and Gina. Their chemistry was definitely palpable from their first meetup (as adults), and I love the playful tug-of-war between them as they navigated through their feelings.
The ensemble cast was also fantastic. I love Sawyer's family, especially his dad. Near-death experiences give you a different perspective on life and love, and he provided a wonderful reminder not just to Sawyer and Gina but also to us readers that life is borrowed time.
The couple of steamy moments were definitely hot. I thought it aligned very well with the tone and pace of the book. This book focused more on Sawyer and Gina's connection and how they could overcome huge adversities around their businesses and family dynamics, and it was great.
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