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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.

Never did I think I would fall for a book like I did this one. I love the whole series, Emerge, Embrace, Entangled but Entice, I think is the best book of the series. This one is about Sawyer and his search to find his “other half”. He sees his friends with their soul mates while he is still running around being the immature young adult, but there was a moment at his friend’s bachelor party, his world came to a stop when he saw the young and beautiful Emmett.

Emmett, just trying to make money any way she can’t to survive was a dancer at the party. She caught Sawyer’s eye and when she disappeared, he made it his mission to find this woman. Of course if you know Sawyer then you know he has a funny, free spirited side to him, so just because he was looking for Emmett doesn’t mean he didn’t make a few pit stops along the way.

One of those stops led Emmett to seeing him in a situation that probably wouldn’t help him in the faithful boyfriend department, but when has that stopped Sawyer? Determined to win her heart, he in turn scared her and she ran. She was keeping a secret that she was sure would end any chance she had with a man, she couldn’t risk falling for Sawyer and losing it all.

This book was just fabulous, I laughed so loud sometimes at Sawyer and his quirky comments that my family thought I was going insane. I didn’t want the book to end, I loved living in his world. I know many have crushes on the other men in this series but Sawyer owns my heart. The author did a wonderful job as usual giving us characters that we can relate to, understand and fall in love with. I can’t even tell you how highly I recommend this whole series. She gave us the whole range of emotions in this book. Five stars are NOT enough for this book.

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S.E.Hall resides in Arkansas with her husband of 18 years and 3 beautiful daughters. When not in the stands watching her ladies play softball, she enjoys reading.