Moore Than A Feeling by Julie A Richman
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- Stars
- ★★★★½
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- Contemporary
- Series
- Part of a Series, Standalone
Recommendation
The Needing More Series and it’s spin-off books are one of my favorite series of all time. It was so fun to catch up with all of the characters I love and love to hate. You don’t have to read the rest of the series to follow along with Aiden and Holly’s story, but it won’t be as fun! Holly’s fierce, never-quit attitude is a refreshing change from the damsel-in-distress stories we’re used to. She’s so relatable as she tries to get over her first love….she makes a questionable choice for a rebound and puts a gorgeous guy in the “friend-zone”. This book deals with the serious issue of PTSD while still being sweet, romantic and funny. Everyone will relate to the dysfunctional family Thanksgiving dinner. That might be one of the funniest and most real scenes I’ve ever read in a book. As always, Julie A Richman’s writing is stellar and her attention to detail impeccable. Moore ThanA Feeling is the perfect addition to this fantastic series.
Publisher synopsis
"Holly and Aiden broke up? Seriously? No way. Not those two."
Dumped.
No, not only dumped.
Blindsided and dumped.
I thought that Aiden McManus was my forever, my soulmate.
That was until he told me he was still in love with his ex.
I didn't want to believe him.
So, I convinced myself that our break-up was because of his upcoming deployment,
and not because he didn't love me.
Believing that, helped me get through those first months.
But after a while, I realized I just might be lying to myself.
And it was time to move on…
So, I moved on. Or tried to move on, anyway.
But that didn’t work out so well for me, either.
And it practically got me disowned from my family.
After that, I finally started to get my life back together,
I had everything back under control…
…Or so I thought.
Until I found out Aiden was back
And now he’s everywhere I turn,
Still pushing me away,
telling me he doesn’t want me.
But every time he calls me Angel or reaches out to touch my cheek,
I know what he's not admitting to himself –
He still loves me.
And I'm going to prove it to him.
Review published July 27, 2018