Sex in the Sticks is the newest hit from the amazing Sawyer Bennett. It's the first in a series of standalones and I can't even tell you how excited I am. This story is funny, sexy and sweet. It's a smoldering romance that hooked me in from the start, kept me engaged and had me cheering for this couple! Valentine needs a change of scenery. The men she's been dating are all the same. Perfectly coiffed, self-absorbed and too pretty. She's looking for a real man, so off to Alaska she goes. Her first encounter is the sexy, handsome sheriff. He's sweet, helpful and smoking hot. They seem to end up at the same places, so they share meals, beers and fun conversation. But, she's here to date so dating she does. No one seems to compare to Logan, but she's not sure he's interested. Until he calls her gorgeous and sexy and then it's on. Logan is attracted to Valentine, but he's not willing to get involved with her if she's dating all the men in his town. He takes a chance and tells her exactly how he wants her. What he's going to do to her and how much she's going to like it.
Now that's Logan's had her, he wants more and he wants to be the only one. Can he convince Valentine to only date him? Will Valentine realize how much she cares for Logan before it's too late? I loved this story! It's fresh, unique, funny and sexy! Valentine is rich and classy, but she's tough and not afraid of change. Logan is seriously one of the sexiest heroes I've read in a while and I love his dirty, filthy mouth! He's not afraid to say what he wants and how he feels. Overall, I laughed, got hot and bothered, laughed some more and wanted to go hiking and fishing!

He looks up at me, those blue eyes shimmering with laughter, and oh my God… he has dimples. How did I not notice that before? And… oh my fucking God… he shaved, and not I can see his dimples, and wow… that face is just… wow.

"I want you all to myself. Might as well spread it around town… you're off-limits."
"Many hearts will be broken."
"And yet I don’t give a fuck."

Valentine is a dating columnist whose blog is successful, but lately she’s lacking inspiration, because she is getting tired of the same type of men in New York City. When her cousin suggests that she should go to Alaska to find dating inspiration there, Valentine quite likes the idea, especially because there are more men than women. When she arrives in Alaska she meets Logan,a local sheriff and Valentine realizes the life there is not what she had expected. Valentine and Logan couldn’t be more different, but sparks are flying from the first moment they meet. Is the spark going to last, when things get tough between them?

It was really fun and entertaining read, I very much enjoyed the location in Alaska and the characters, who didn’t fall flat at all. I didn’t like Valentine very much at first, but throughout the book I warmed up to her. I can’t say the same about Logan, he was a great hero from the beginning. Overall I enjoyed it and I’m excitedly waiting for the second book in the series.

REVIEW: 4.5 STARS
"I know it's a double standard, but apparently there is some Neanderthal in me after all."

THIS. This one was classic Sawer Bennett. I know I read her all the time. I know I share her all the time. I know I tell you to read her books all the time. LET THIS BOOK THE ONE. No matter if it's hockey or sex clubs, friends to lovers or murder mystery....Sawyer Bennett has a way of sucking you right into a story with understanding and depth. THIS one was a FUN book! I read this one with giggles and glee!!! So funny and so good.

The premise was a little different for me, so I knew this one was going to keep me entertained. I was honestly curious how SB was going to endear me to a rich socialite who was going to "rough it" in the wilderness of Alaska. It didn't sound plausible to me. I mean, a spoiled "rich bitch" being all pretentious and expecting things done for her and being a snot? Yes, I had preconceived notions but SB blew them out of the water. So fun! I'm still smiling from this book!!

LET'S TALK ABOUT these characters!! Valentine was not your typical socialite. Once you dive down deeper in the "who you are" category of her, you see she is a talented and educated woman that lives life and has a good head on her shoulders. I really liked her. She wasn't pretentious. She wasn't rude. She wasn't hoity-toity. She was a very confident woman setting out to do something fun. And what a culture shock she had! Giggle worthy moments mixed in with some sweet moments, I really enjoyed her character depth.

As for Logan? Oh my gosh. I am a sucker for a gentleman without pretense. Logan was a confident man, but very sweet and I loved it!! I almost think "sweet" isn't the right descriptor for him. He was an understated alpha, but sweet as sin. He was genuine....true, real, down-to-Earth. Any way you describe it, he was perfect. It feels like he had two sides, but he really didn't. Logan made sure to take care of business, and he did it with chivalry and courtesy. He was such a good guy! Logan has to be one of my favorite characters from SB. He was perfect!! OH!!! And he has a dirty mouth.....just saying.

This story was everything I needed and wanted in a story and SB did it justice. Her writing is so descriptive. the smiles are totally contagious while you read this one. These characters were so full of heat and intensity in the bedroom, but I feel like the passion they had was in their experiences they shared with each other. I loved watching their relationship grow. Was it without bumps in the road? No. Not at all, but they grew from their mistakes too. While it started off a little slow, it was a GREAT read for me. I can't recommend it enough!!!

And this is a standalone in a new series....let the excitement continue!

"And now here she is, sitting next tome looking like she stepped out of a glossy fashion magazine and smelling amazing too, and I might as well enjoy this..."

So, Sex In The Sticks introduces us to Valentine, Val or Valley if you're a friend. She's rich, she talks about how rich she is, a lot.

I have to say, as an introduction to a character, for me personally, Valentine's was a bit jarring. She came across as spoilt and living in a different world to those of us not born to millionaire parents.

Logan seemed a bit boring to me, although I think I may be in the beginning stages of a book rut (if you saw my to-read list you'd be just as worried about this as I am). However, I could see the appeal of his steady personality to someone like Valentine who was bored of her current dating pool and metrosexual men.

I've read Sawyer Bennett books from 3 series and one standalone and I think this is the one I've connected to the least. Some writers have a distinctive style so that whatever book you're reading in whatever situation you can tell it's been written by them. Sawyer's writing style seems to be specific to each character and so if you don't start off liking the character it might not appeal to you as much.

I want to make it clear that a) this is still a good romance book, it just didn't make me personally swoon b) this book isn't fully my cup of tea (it's like when you've made the perfect cup but forget about it until it's lukewarm) but it could be yours so check it out!

I did like the character growth in this book, as I mentioned before Valentine came across as quite snobby whilst trying to pretend she wasn't (she was) earlier in the book whereas by the end I felt she was more in touch with normal people and how people live in different parts of America.

I did find the ending to be cute and I'm definitely going to keep buying Sawyer Bennett's books (She's actually one of the authors in my Author Spotlight series)!

Rating: 3 stars

Sawyer Bennett just keeps getting better with each book she writes. I love that she can write down and dirty or sweet and sexy. This book was a little mix of both. She brought the romance for this one with plenty of sexy times and a little humor for just the perfect fluffy, fun romantic book.

I love how Sawyer can make you laugh out loud one minute and make you hot around the collar the next. Her characters are likeable and relatable and her writing is smooth. This was a stand-alone story with very little angst. It was fun and sexy with lots of swoon worthy moments.

This is one of Sawyer’s best books and not something you’ll want to miss. Logan Burke is a deliciously, sexy wilderness man.

4.5 STARS I really enjoyed this book! This was a funny, sweet, and sexy read! To be honest I thought the beginning was kinda boring with all the high class fashion talk. But I fell in love with the story soon after the beginning! The story takes place in Alaska full of lumberjacks, loggers, bar owner and a swoon worthy chief of police!

I really liked the premise of the book…it was pretty unique to anything I’ve read. This is a relatively quick, cute, well written read if a bit predictable. The supporting cast was great and they set the stage for a very entertaining series.

I liked Valentine a lot. She is filthy rich but extremely down to earth. She embraced the change from high profile NY socialite to Alaskan wilderness woman with enthusiasm and handled the change well, only needing a little input from the locals about how to survive. She is smart, witty and beautiful which is a lethal combination for the resident males of East Merritt, Alaska.

Logan is a bit lethal himself – a ruggedly handsome mountain man with more experience with woman than most of the locals. He’s endearingly sweet although he (like other men I know) blew things out of proportion without listening to reason a couple of times. He is absolutely charmed by Valentine pretty much from the beginning.

Their chemistry is off the charts and they definitely were made for each other, both handling the other with an ease that can only be natural.

I loved the epilogue and hope we see more of them in future books in the series.

Valentine is a rich blogger who's become bored with life--dating life included. Valentine swears love, marriage and kids are NOT in her future. Her parents weren't around while she was young and they each cheated on the other throughout their marriage. While she believes in a monogamous relationship, she just doesn't think love is in the books for her. Her best friend and cousin, suggests she change things up a bit and date a different type of guy. So she allows Jeremy to make reservations for her to go to Alaska where the ratio of men to women is greatly skewed in Valentine's favor.

Logan, Chief of Police and Mayor of East Merritt, happens to be in the right place at the time. He's in Ketchikan to pick up new police supplies when he first lays eyes on Valentine. He thinks she's drop dead gorgeous, but out of place. He offers to take her to East Merritt and so it begins....Logan is repeatedly called to "rescue" Valentine and her dog. He thinks she's hilarious, but a breath of fresh air.

Valentine has told Logan she's in East Merritt to date, but doesn't know she's blogging about her dating experiences. Valentine blogs about her date and sex life with Logan, but decides she can no longer share Logan through her blog when her feelings for him deepen. When Logan finds out about her deception, he demands she move out while he's out of town visiting his family. Valentine is devasted and heartbroken. She knows she doesn't deserve Logan, but doesn't know how she can live without him. Logan thought he found "the one", but doesn't know if he can forgive her.

Loved it, loved it, loved it! I think it was one of the sexiest, funniest novels I've read in a long time! This is a stand-alone, second chance novel. If you're into rugged, sexy, sweet, Alpha men, I highly recommend this novel!!! I read a gifted copy and all opinions stated are my own.

4.5 stars

Sex in the Sticks was such a fun read! When I read the blurb, at first I was a bit worried about Valentine being a stuck up snob and how that would play out, but I really should have known better. After all this is a Sawyer Bennett story and she never lets me down!

Val is definitely the product of a high society New York family, spending her days shopping and blogging about her escapades in a Sex and the City kind of way, but she also doesn't really fit in with that high society crowd. She is really getting bored with her life, so when her cousin Jeremy talks her into an impromptu trip to Alaska for a a change in scenery and the quality of men she decides to go for it. And let the fun begin! This city girl has no idea what wilderness living is all about, so she steps off the ferry in Alaska dressed to the nines with her tiny dog in her purse and surrounded by 5 Louis Vuitton suitcases filled with clothes completely inappropriate for the environment searching vainly for a cab that doesn't exist. Fortunately sexy police chief Logan Burke is there to come to her rescue, and suddenly this trip is looking up again.

Logan is more than mildly amused at the beautiful creature standing on the dock but he is surprised to find that she is not entirely what he expected. Valentine French is classy and clearly has more money than anyone around these parts, but she also has a wicked sense of humor and she doesn't try to throw her money around obnoxiously. Instead she starts trying to find a way to blend in a little better almost immediately and embraces the adventure she decided to undertake. Of course it is not going to go smoothly as she did very little research on what life in Alaska would really be like, and Logan finds himself coming to her rescue again and again... yet neither one of them really minds!

Val's little adventures and her dates kept a smile on my face, and she can't help but compare every man she meets to the gorgeous police chief. When one bad decision by Val could have disastrous consequences, Logan is relieved to be the one to help her out yet again and the attraction between them finally reaches the boiling point. Then the fun really begins, but there is still one little problem: Logan doesn't know about Val's blog which could come back to bite her in the butt and not in a good way.

I loved experiencing Alaska through her eyes as starts to acclimate to this completely new type of life. She is also really a good-hearted person who does what she can to get to know the people of the town and help them where she can. Both she and Logan fall head over heels for each other, but communication is not their strongest suit so they have a few bumps along the way. There is a great cast of secondary characters in the story as well, so I am definitely looking forward to more of this series in the future!

Loved everything about this book - the storyline, the Alaskan setting. Sawyer Bennett has done a great job in developing the passionate relationship between Valentine and Logan. Sex in the Sicks also has a well thought out plot and the characters are very likeable, i really did liked the relationship that Valentine had with Jeremy it made a nice change for the heroine's best friend/confidant to be a guy.
This is an fantastic read with humour fun and sexiness, its a good chill out relax in the bath or a day on the couch book. It's another hit from Sawyer for sure. Will recommend this book and author to everyone. Left review on Amazon.uk

This story was different from others that I have read by Sawyer Bennett this one had a much lighter feel to it and it had a minimal amount of angst that mostly came from misunderstandings.

Logan....well, I'm not sure what to say about him other than He had me at DIMPLES! ;) Geeze I love me some dimples. Not only is he the sexy chief of police for New Merritt Alaska but he is the sweetest man that is constantly going out of his way to help a wayward traveler from New York....Valentine. Valentine writes a blog about her love life including her sexcapades, a blog that her mother voices her dislike for on numerous occasions.

Valentine has given up on men basically ignoring her while they are on a date so she has decided to see if men are like that everywhere, so her cousin Justin books her on a trip but doesn't give her much detail other than in Alaska the ratio of men to women is 15:1...sounds like good odds to me ;)

Overall this was an enjoyable read and a good start to a new series by one of my favorite authors, I look forward to seeing what she has install for us next.

Sawyer Bennett anything is always an immediate one-click for me. Sex in the Sticks did not disappoint!

Wow!! Sex in the Sticks by Sawyer Bennett blew me away. After a slow start I found that I couldn’t put down this book. Rich, socialite Valentine French might have enjoyed dating metrosexual guys but I found them boring and egocentric. I enjoyed the banter Val had with Logan Burke, sheriff and mayor of East Merritt, Alaska. Logan was definitely an alpha male with no metrosexual tendencies. Val also impressed me with her ability to adapt to living in this small town after living in New York City. Ms. Bennett did a nice job balancing the sexy with the humorous.

This might have been one of the first Sawyer Bennett books I’ve read and will not be the last. I highly recommend this book to other readers.

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

OK, I am not going to lie. When I first saw this title, for some unknown reason, before I read the blurb, my twisted mind thought “sticks” meant hockey sticks. Please, do not ask me why, I do not know, well maybe because Sawyer Bennett writes such phenomenal Cold Fury Hockey stories (which I totally love). Imagine my surprise, my delighted surprise, when the book takes place in the “sticks” of Alaska. A place that I can only dream of ever seeing, but is on my bucket list.
This is the story of Valentine French and Logan Burke. Val or Valley, as her friends call her, is a blogger about dating in New York City. But, lately she has been having trouble writing her blog. The men are all the same. They all seem to be self-absorbed men, more worried about themselves than anything else. She needs a change of scenery. When her cousin suggests East Merritt, Alaska, the inspiration hits.
Logan Burke is sheriff of East Merritt. He, like every other hot blooded male in East Merritt likes what he sees the first time he sets his eyes on Val. But, he also sees that this city slicker will be nothing but trouble. First, he must rescue her dog, Sassy when she runs off. Then, he must take her shopping for clothes fit for Alaskan weather. Then, he must rescue Val herself, when she gets lost in the forest. Nothing, but trouble.
I LOVED watching these two, the city slicker and the small-town sheriff, fall in love. It seems in this case opposites did attract. But when Logan finds out about the blog and what she…. stop!!! No spoilers.
I loved this sweet, yes, sweet, but definitely, a sizzling HOT story, with all of the ins and outs of small town living. And Logan really should have realized that the gossips, had their information wrong about…. Darn it, I said no spoilers. But, I will say Logan should have known better.
I was gifted with a copy of the wonderful, emotional story for my honest opinion. I will say this about this book, if you like a wonderful, hot, sexy romantic story, you can’t go wrong with Sex in the Sticks.
Thank you for reading my review.

4 Thinking Outside The Box Stars
* * * * Spoiler Free
Ok, All those who think having it all financially makes life perfect - raise your hand...
And if you think Metro-Sexual Men are the way to go because they are so well put together - Raise your hand...
Well, Sawyer Bennett is here to blow those ideas out of the water...

She has created a new series where the Prize Catch is not someone more interested in the Dow Jones than you.... No, she has come up with a man who knows who he is... is happy with his surroundings and comfortable in his own skin... which he washes with a bar of soap...not body wash.

Yes, this man is living in Alaska, not New York City and is there for the long haul.

Valentine French could be classified as one of those "poor little rich girls". She hasn't a material need or want. She is able to live quite happily by spending time with her favorite cousin. He is the only one who understands how awful her childhood was...No she did not experience physical abuse of any kind...but the mental abuse of being ignored by parents takes a toll on a little girl...and the desire to have her family love not abandon her...can be painful, too.

Valentine has grown up into a lovely, sexy woman. She is smart, educated and use to the finer things in life. It is her sass which brought her blog a following and is notorious for the content she has written. Nothing is sacred. She has covered all sorts of topics and lately she has shared the boring, awful dates she has been experiencing.

It is this topic of conversation which stimulates her cousin to suggestion she go to Alaska for a change of pace and type of Man. He has just the place for her to go and makes all of the arrangements.

It is this perfect "fish out of water" scenario where we see Valentine all dolled up in a perfect traveling outfit from Bergdorf's arguing with the Ferryboat Captain about her need for transportation to her Bed and Breakfast Lodging.

Logan Burke sees his friend trying to get through to this woman that there is No Taxi, No Town Car or any other way for her to get to where she wants to go. Because Logan is one of the good guys and also the town's Sheriff, he steps in and helps out his friend. He introduces himself to Valentine, takes all 4 large suitcases and throws them into the back of his truck. Valentine is stunned but realizes she has no choice but to go with him. Holding her little dog tightly to her ample chest, she sits in the truck and tells him of her destination, the Bed and Breakfast....

Logan looks at her, smiles and informs her it is the Boarding House. She is going to Kill her Cousin.

The two of them chat a bit and it is revealed Valentine is here to date and enjoy the men of Alaska. She doesn't tell him she is writing a blog about her experiences.

These two keep running into each other and every time it is a hoot. Too good to share and spoil the read. Naturally, they do connect in the way Sawyer Brown knows how to do so well. YUM!

There are a few angsty moments... distrust and jumping to conclusions...and also the sin of omission...But all in all... this was a sure thing... and winner in my book with the anticipation of more.

~~~~~ Before Reading ~~~~~
Well, the Title may have changed but the sexy goodness promised hasn't...
Going in and if you don't hear from me... I will be in Man Heaven...
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November 26, 2016
Sawyer Bennett has taken me many places over the years...
I've Gone Legal...
And I've Gone Cocktail...

I have Skated with Hockey Greats...
And Needed a Sugar Fix...
I have even done the Naughty with Wicked, Wicked Cowboys...

But now I must prepare for the Great Outdoors...
Where the Men are Allergic to Mani Pedis...
And Their Idea of Crossfit is how to Bring Down a Tree...

Now if only our NYC City Gal could see the Real Man right Before her Eyes...
Because he is not like all the others...
Nope, He is the Real Deal...
No One Would Ever Call Him....

Sex in the Sticks (Love Hurts #1) - May 2nd 2017

Who would have thought that a New York City Socialite would have to go all the way to East Merritt, Alaska, to experience a “different” kind of man - one who isn’t self-absorbed and solely concerned with “getting” his.

But after getting to know Valentine French a little better and realizing that she tends to march to the beat of her own drum, it’s easy to see that she has the means, the determination, and the passion for men, dating, and good sex to head into the Alaskan wilderness totally unprepared but nonetheless thrilled with the endless possibilities when it comes to the manly men East Merritt has to offer.

Valentine’s Alaskan experience is actually a social dating experiment - one that allows her to choose from a bounty of “real” men and share the play-by-play of her dates with the loyal readers of her sex advice column - Valentine’s Couch.

But never in Valentine’s wildest dreams did she think she’d find everything she wasn’t looking for in Logan Burke - the chief of police and one heck of a good looking, funny, honest, and caring man.

Valentine’s new writing muse is a quaint town full of unique and charming characters - ones who help her to experience everything that Alaska has to offer including what it takes to become an Alaskan Wilderness woman, and despite Val’s big city attitude, outfits, and sophistication, she seems to find her footing in this working town and ends up redefining what she wants from life and what she’s willing to share not only with her readers but also with the man who seems to constantly rescue her as well as treat her like she’s the most important person in his life.

Logan and Valentine connect right from their initial interaction and the easy banter and openness between them is definitely something that grows as they spend more time together and figure out exactly what they want to happen between them. Logan and Val definitely complement each other in significant ways - one being their willingness to try new things when it comes to sex and their sexual adventures clearly show the trust they have in one another even though they’ve only known each other for a few weeks.

Sex in the Sticks has low angst, high steam, and entertaining hijinks, and while readers will easily guess the potential problems that become points of contention for this couple who has lived quite the opposite lifestyles, it’s made quite clear that what Logan and Val are building is a relationship unlike any either has ever had and as long as they take two seconds to think things through and see the big picture, their misunderstandings and nondisclosure of pertinent details won’t destroy their feelings for one another or the hope that Val’s social dating experiment actually becomes her reality.

4 Poison Apples (The Fairest of All Book Reviews)

SEX IN THE STICKS is the first installment in Sawyer Bennett’s contemporary, adult LOVE HURTS erotic, romance series. This is thirty one year old New Yorker/ dating columnist Valentine French, and thirty seven year old East Merritt, Alaska’s mayor and police chief Logan Burke’s story line.

Told from dual first person points of view (Logan and Valentine) SEX IN THE STICKS follows disgruntled socialite and dating blogger Valentine French as she heads to the wilds of Ketchikan, Alaska in search of inspiration, something different and love. Enter East Merritt’s police chief and mayor, former Marine Logan Burke, and the man with whom Valentine will fall in love. What ensues is the building relationship and love between Valentine and Logan, and the fall out when Logan discovers the truth about Valentine’s visit to the great Alaskan wilderness.

Valentine French is a trust fund baby who spends her time shopping and blogging about her dating experiences in New York City (ala Sex in the City style) but our heroine is frustrated with the selection of ‘metrosexual ‘ men in the Big Apple, and struggles with the same old-same old dates night after night. When her equally metrosexual New York cousin Jeremy suggests spreading her wings and venturing to Alaska where the men outnumber the women fifteen to one Valentine jumps at the chance to try something new never expecting to fall in love with the town’s chief of police.

Logan Burke is a former Marine who found his place in East Merritt, Alaska and like most of the men struggles to find the one woman that calls to his heart. When feisty, New Yorker Valentine French drops into his quiet, podunk town, every man wants the woman that calls to Logan’s heart.

The relationship between Logan and Valentine is one of immediate attraction. Valentine finds herself in some awkward circumstances including drunken table-top dancing, and in need of rescuing on more than one occasion as she unsuccessfully navigates through East Merritt, Alaska. The $ex scenes are intimate, erotic and intense. Logan likes to talk dirty in the bedroom.

We are introduced to several locals including boarding house owner Sarah Billiott, and her adult daughter April; waitress and trouble maker Darla; The Wounded Caribou owner and former professional baseball player Ted Dawson, and a large assortment of men all vying for our heroine’s affections. With a limited number of women in East Merritt, Alaska, Valentine becomes the center of attention, and the recipient of some unwanted hostility.

SEX IN THE STICKS is a story with humor, fun, heartbreak and romance. The premise is lighthearted and moving; the characters are colorful, realistic and energetic; the romance is captivating and passionate. Sawyer Bennett’s SEX IN THE STICKS will intoxicate and fascinate romance readers with her new series.

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Sex In the Sticks by Sawyer Bennett was incredible!

Every single book this author has written has instantly become some of my favourites. This book is definitely of those.

Val and Logan are one of my favourite Saweyer Bennett pairings. To me, they seemed to fit together like pieces of a puzzle. Yes, on the outside they may appear quite the opposite from each other, however, as you keep reading, you realize that they are actually quite similar.

I highly encourage everyone to go and pick up Sex in The Sticks today! You will definitely want to read this novel!

5/5 Stars!

Seeking to find a man in a state of Alaska that is totally is out of place from New York is one that Valentine French is experimenting for all to read in her blog. What she least expected was the many encounters of the insanely hot Chief Logan Burke. A man of many roles who is well known around town and one that seems to be the only one giving her the feels she has not had from another. This is a story of exploring the different types of fish in the sea and in turn also finding more of herself.

The start of this series was just ok to me. Finding love in a place you least expected has it challenges and had pushed Valentine to being open minded in living in a place where everyone works hard and has survival skills she has no real use for in the East Coast. Vice versa, Logan sees a fashionable woman so out of place but something about her has him constantly drawn to her.

The story was a bit predictable but the determination to win each other when one was in the wronged was a plus for me. To add, the sparks between the chief of police and the columnist was off the charts in more ways than than just the physical. You cannot helped but be swooned by Logan just by his many gentleman like actions.