I admit he was a total a-hole in the first parts of this book but throughout the rest of the book, I understood him even better and I ended up falling for him. Hottie McHottie and his character improved a lot. *swoons I didn't expect myself to like him better because his character in the first book seemed off and shallow. The ultimate reason was of course, SAWYER VINCENT. It was so much better than the first one. Things, however, were not that simple because despite the sexual tension between them, Sawyer still hasn't moved on from his heartbreak over Beau and Ash's romance. Lana was, at the same time, aiming to finally get Sawyer's attention who was her secret childhood crush. But in this book, they met again and became romantically involved when Lana went to Grove to spend time with Ash and to temporarily get away with her family issues. In the first book which is The Vincent Boys, there wasn't much anything about them that was interesting since they were just childhood friends and Sawyer was deeply attached to Ashton. The Vincent Brothers is the second book of The Vincent Brothers series. Sawyer and Lana may have different motives, but their scintillating hookups are the same kind of steamy. What starts as a carefree fling becomes a lusty game of seduction. Sawyer doesn’t know if Lana can heal his broken heart, but spending time with her might at least make Ashton jealous. Ashton’s cousin has always been sweet and soft-spoken, but now she’s drop-dead gorgeous as well.

He’s lost his best girl to his best friend.

If only he’d get over Ashton-because Lana is sick of second-best. Lana has a chance to make Sawyer see her, and she’s taking it. And she’s always had Sawyer Vincent-the only boy Lana’s ever wanted-wrapped around her finger. Ashton always made perfect grades, had tons of friends, and looks model-perfect. Lana has lived her life in her cousin’s shadow. Especially when he’s been in love with your cousin for as long as you can remember. Getting a boy to fall head-over-heels in love with you isn’t easy.

The Vincent Brothers by Abbi Glines