Friday, September 15, 2017

REVIEW BLITZ: Barking Up The Wrong Tree by Sawyer Bennett

 
BLURB:
Things in Whynot, NC have gone to the dogs, and that’s just the way the town’s only veterinarian, Laken Mancinkus, likes it. No matter if she’s up when the rooster crows, or working until the cows come home, Laken never leaves an animal in need. So when a gorgeous Yankee comes begging for help herding some wily goats, Laken is up to the task. Jake McDaniel is looking for a tax break, and what better way than to take up…farming? This ex-football player turned businessman turned unwitting goat farmer is up to his knees in goat drama. Runaway goats, dehydrated goats, and a baby goat that wants no one other than him, Jake needs more help than he cares to admit. Good thing the sexy veterinarian is right there to coach him on how to be a farmer. The only problem is, Laken’s not looking for anything more than a good time, while Jake is looking for his forever girl. Will the baby goat, and Laken, be enough to get Jake to stay? Or will he take his tax break and hoof it back to Chicago? One thing is for certain…what happens on the farm doesn’t always stay on the farm.

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REVIEW:
Laken can sure give a man a complex, "she gave me a quick, hard kiss on the mouth. Eyes all sparkling with playfulness, she patted me on my *** and said, “ That was fun, Jake. Maybe we should do that again if you ever come back to town.” Jake has no problem telling his girl the plans for the day, “going to take you upstairs and have mad, passionate, caveman-like *** with you,” I tell her with brutal honesty." This was such an enjoyable read, I loved it. My favorite parts happened to be Herman's I loved seeing a point of view through the dog's eyes.

   

Juliette Poe is the sweet and swoony alter ego of New York Times Best Selling author, Sawyer Bennett.

A fun-loving southern girl, Juliette knows the allure of sweet tea, small towns, and long summer nights, that some of the best dates end sitting on the front porch swing, and that family is top priority. She brings love in the south to life in her debut series, Sex & Sweet Tea.

When Juliette isn’t delivering the sweetest kind of romance, she’s teaching her southern belle daughter the fine art of fishing, the importance of wearing Chucks, and the endless possibilities of a vivid imagination.

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