Dax (Arizona Vengeance, #4)

by Sawyer Bennett

The Arizona Vengeance is killing it on the ice. But one player can’t seem to keep his eye on the puck—all thanks to the woman he just married to save her life.

“Find your next hockey hero in Sawyer Bennett’s Arizona Vengeance series.”—New York Times bestselling author Jill Shalvis

My name is Dax Monahan and hockey is my passion. And if you want to succeed in this sport you have to bust your ass 24/7. I’ve never had a hard time focusing on my career, but when my past comes knocking, no amount of training can prepare me for what lies on the other side of the door.

Regan Miles was always like a sister to me. When a shared tragedy brings us face to face after several years, I’m shocked to see just how much she’s changed. Gone is the shy, awkward little girl that always used to chase me and her brother around. Instead, I’m faced with a gorgeous woman who makes it damn hard to concentrate on anything but her.

Turns out, she’s in trouble, and the only way out is to get married.

I surprise myself when I tell her to marry me. Order her, actually. And most shocking of all, she doesn’t even hesitate before saying yes.

So it’s settled. We’re getting hitched and she’s moving to Arizona with me. All platonic, of course.

The catch?
I never knew I’d fall so hard for my best friend’s little sister.

• ISBN10: 1940883946
• ISBN13: 9781940883946
• Publish Date: 9 July 2019 (first published 17 June 2019)
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Imprint: Big Dog Books, LLC
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 340
• Language: English

Reviews

[Canadian Girl Book Blog]

Dax just recently lost his best friend to an accidental mugging and ever since the funeral, Dax has been worried about Lance's sister Regan. Dax knows that there is something wrong but just can not put his finger on it so he confronts Regan and makes her tell him what is wrong. Regan lets Dax know that she is suffering from a rare blood decease and can not afford the medication now that Lance is gone. In a snap decision, Dax convinces Regan to marry him so that she can get his benefits and her life-saving medication. Regan moves to Arizona with Dax to keep their marriage legit and figures while she is there she might as well try to get Dax to truly notice her the way she has always wanted him to notice her.

Sawyer Bennett again brought us another great hockey romance. Dax and Regan's story was emotional, fun and steamy. It was interesting following Dax's struggle with trying to come to terms that he was good enough for Regan and finally letting their love blossom.

Dax is the fourth book in the Arizona Vengeance series by Sawyer Bennett which can be read as a standalone or as part of the Arizona Vengeance series and is written from the point of view of Dax and Regan. I recommend this novel and give Dax 5 stars.

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[Linda]

I had already read Dax and Regan's story, so I knew I loved them already. What I didn't know was how much more Snow and Rose would bring to the story with their excellent narration!
They were both truly awesome, and managed to change their voices for different characters. And I have to say that Snow as Dax - being sexy was like dark chocolate and silk.
The fact that Dax and Regan had known each other since they were children is partly why I loved their story so much. Friends to lovers always does it for me. The characters already know a lot about each other, but not everything. And in Dax and Regan's case, they hadn't seen each other in a long time, so Regan had changed from awkward teenager to woman. And Dax really couldn't help but notice.
Bennett knows her hockey, too, and that is something I appreciate with her Arizona Vengeance series.
Now, I can't wait for the next story - about Tacker, and I look forward to both reading and listening that as well.