Shaken, Not Stirred

By: Sawyer Bennett

Narrated by: Douglas Berger, Bunny Warren

She swore she would never fall to any man.

He took one look at her and vowed to bring her down.

Casey Markham is a man-eater in a rut. Swearing off relationships may keep her heart safe, but she's beginning to question if her casual flings will ever leave her satisfied. She's wondering if it's finally time to let go of the past and stop letting history control her future.

Bad boy biker Tenn Jennings can't get Casey off his mind. A chance encounter with the beautiful blond has left its mark, and now he's determined to prove her wrong about everything she thought she knew about men.

It's safe to say...Casey Markham has met her match.

©2015 Sawyer Bennett (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

OMG

I was blown away when I realized that Tenn was wolf's older brother. I've got to go back and re read Wolf

Great story, great series.

It was fun with some unexpected twist and turns. This was the first Sawyer Bennett series I've read and I really enjoyed it.

Another good listen in the Last Call series

What did you love best about Shaken, Not Stirred?

I like Tenn Jennings character and how from the start, he saw what he wanted in Casey Markham and went for it. He wanted to know her and why she had acted out as she had in the past and then helped her heal. He is a solid mature man.

Which character – as performed by Douglas Berger and Bunny Warren – was your favorite?

Douglas Berger as Tenn Jennings. Bunny Warren as no one - gah- her gushing voice through this whole series has just been a put off and yet once I started listening to them I powered through her portrayal of the women.

Any additional comments?

This has been a great series by Sawyer Bennett.

Another great series!

Any additional comments?

What a way to end the series! This story was awesome! And I just love that the characters from the previous series are always present in each story. Keeps it so connected. What a great couple and Tenn is so forgiving. What a sweet guy!

Tenn and Casey

I have to say I had a hard time liking Casey for some reason. We did get to know her in the previous book but starting this story I felt like she was a little too self centered. We do get the reason as to her behavior which made her a little more likable. Now as for Tenn... he is understanding, patient, caring and every other thing a woman would want. Their chemistry is smoking hot, their banter is charming but the connection they developed between them is what got me, it was simply beautiful. I enjoyed this story. Narration was great.

Loved this one

All SB's books are great. But I really appreciated this one - realistic character and positive situations - much appreciated. Give me more.

Series

I loved this series. I liked how the characters from the other books are in the next book.

NOT MY FAVORITE SERIES

I just couldn’t feel connected to the main characters. I liked Tenn better than Casey, but still the story didn’t give me the “feels” a good Romance always leaves me with.

I am in the minority with my not so positive review so don’t stop listening just because this story (and series) was not for me.

Horrible narration

I'm a fan favorite of sawyer Bennett and love most of her work but please pick better narrators. Narration makes the whole book when it's on audible. The story was good and the characters...... but narration killed it for me.

Horrible Heroine

I love Sawyer Bennett and really enjoyed the other books in this series and even liked Casey in those other books but the awfulness of her destroyed my ability to enjoy this book. Tenn was a great character but I just could not deal with Casey. At all. The reason for her relationship dysfunction was not good enough in my mind to excuse her behavior. She's certainly not the only girl to have been humiliated by a high school boyfriend. She just spends the majority of the book being flighty and heartless and her whole "revenge plot" was ludicrous and I can't even grasp how she could expect Tenn to be on board with it. It was just so dumb.

Maybe it's just a matter of personal preference but in order for me to really enjoy a book I need to be able to identify and/or empathize at least a little bit with the main characters and I just pretty much actively disliked Casey.