Review: Entice by S.E. Hall

Book Three in the Amazon Best Selling Evolve Series by S.E.Hall, Entice can be read following Emerge, Embrace and Entangled (novella) or as a stand-alone.
Sawyer Beckett does everything full throttle— he’s fiercely loyal to his friends, always the life of the party and impossible for the parade of women in and out of his bedroom to forget.
Surrounded by true love and happily ever afters, Sawyer's not sure if he's enhancing the what-ifs in his head, or if the goddess on stage that night really is worth the search and nagging in his chest.
At the most inopportune moment possible, Emmett Young comes "skipping" back into his life...and for the first time, Sawyer is the one left wanting more. But Emmett can't give her heart; it's already committed—for life.
The only one strong enough to bring the elusive playboy to his knees is the one he can't have. Luckily, Sawyer Beckett doesn't give up easily.
Mature subject matter and strong sexual content- mature audiences only recommended.

Shona's review 5 of 5 stars

From the moment I learned that Evan was the narrator of Embrace I have been hoping that we would get to see more of Sawyer. So I HAD to buy this as soon as it was released.. how could I pass up the chance to hear Sawyers voice and hope that he would find his honey.

I am not going to fill my review of the books storyline.. if you want to know then read it. If you have read the previous books in this series and enjoyed them then you will not be disappointed. Hall has an amazing way of drawing you in to her world and keeping you fully engaged. I read this book cover to cover in one sitting. I didn't even want to take a bathroom break i was so hooked.

I only had one teeny tiny issue with this book but it wasnt enough to persuade me to mark the book down for it.... Sawyers feelings i can understand, he saw this girl from afar and has built her up on a pedestal, the woman with which he measures all others against. But Emmetts insta-love feelings for Sawyer annoyed me, but was redeemable when she *tried* to keep him at arms length.