Whoa! Just when you think Bennett can't get any better or any hotter, she goes and writes something like Clash. Hot damn, this is one is sizzling. Told in alternating POVs, my favorite style, I liked getting to know Cal and Macy. I don't remember much of Macy from the Legal Affairs series, but I loved Cal. Their relationship was highly entertaining, they loved taking jabs at each other and really can't be in a room with one other without starting something. They had a love-hate relationship, but the attraction was very obvious. I loved how brazen and open Macy is. It surprised me, and Cal for that matter, in a good way. 
 Poor Cal is torn between not being able to stop thinking about Macy, especially after a certain pantry scene, and trying to work things out with his ex-girlfriend. I felt conflicted about him during this time. I know that he's a nice guy, respectable and practical. I understood his reasoning for doing what he did, but it was pretty clear where things were going to go. Most of this book adds to the progression of Cal's life, and not much in the way of his relationship with Macy. Macy is one that intrigues me quite a bit. You hardly get anything real about the girl and it has me questioning what is behind those walls. I definitely want to know more about her, even more so than seeing their relationship progress, because I can already kind of see where that's going. 
 Clash sets the tone for the rest of the series, which is more of a serial kind of read. Written as a three-part story, if you're an impatient reader, you'll definitely want to wait until all three parts are out before reading, because that ending had me begging for more! All I can say is Bennett starts out hot and heavy and leaves you panting and desperate by the end. Sawyer, you're such a tease!