Leigh & Afrodyt's reviews posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 This is the second part of a serial novel that ended on a cliffhanger. If you have not read Sugar Daddy then stop reading now because there are SPOILERS ahead!! 
 Leigh's 5 star review 
 For as talented a writer as she is, Sawyer Bennett is evil. To craft a story that is so engaging and well written, with characters I have grown to love and care for, and then just leave me hanging yet again, that is just plain mean and sadistic. But the Sugar Bowl series is so good and engrossing, I am more than willing to overlook this to get to the end of the saga. 
 Sugar Rush picked up right where Sugar Daddy left off. Beck had thrown Sela out of their condo after hearing her claims of rape by JT, but thankfully he came to his senses quickly. I was cringing at the thought of the angst I was going to suffer watching a protracted separation between Beck and Sela, but Ms. Bennett quickly had Beck realizing his error and do everything he could to win Sela back. 
 And Sela and Beck deserved to be together. Both of these characters were strong in their own rights, but learning to love someone for the first time, and it was as sweet and endearing as it was hot as hell to watch. As their love grew, so did their need for vengeance for the things JT had done to them in the past, and the twists and surprises that came were unexpected and shocking, leading up to the final cliffhanger. 
 Sawyer Bennett once again proves that she is a wonderful writer by releasing another installment in this series where I grow to love her characters more and more. They are three dimensional, and even the most among them had moments where I felt badly for them (if only for a second or two). The characters skirt the boundaries of morality and are all the most interesting for it. 
 I am now even more immersed in the world of the Sugar Bowl, and eagerly await the conclusions of this story. I have no doubt that there will be more twists and turns before it is over and I can't wait to savor each and every delectable one. 
 Afrodyt's 5 star review 
 This is the second part of a serial novel that ended on a cliffhanger. If you have not read Sugar Daddy then stop reading now because there are SPOILERS ahead!! 
 The story picks up exactly where Sugar Daddy ends, with Beck tossing Sela out on her ass. It's pretty gut wrenching to witness but the reconciliation is incredibly sweet and sets the reader up for the next level of this story. 
 Beckett North really didn't need another reason to break ties with his BFF and business partner JT, but now he has even more ammunition after hearing Sela's story. 
 Sela and Beck have joined forces to take down JT and the stakes have never been higher. Sela still wants to kill JT, but Beck is more practical and wants to take a route that doesn't include them spending the rest of their lives in prison. They hatch a plan to deal with JT once and for all. 
 Some of this plot is eerily reminiscent of the Stanford Rapist case that's been splashed all over the media recently. It made reading this story all the more intriguing. Even though you see the cliffhanger coming a mile away, it still had my stomach tied in knots. I thought I knew where it was going but Sawyer Bennett threw in a curve ball! Now, Sugar Free is where this story comes to its full conclusion and it looks like it's going to be a doozy!! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.