More Than Enough (More Than, #5)

by Jay McLean

• ISBN10: 1519204116
• ISBN13: 9781519204110
• Publish Date: 7 November 2015 (first published 5 November 2015)
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 452
• Language: English

Reviews

[Bianca]

If I told you to jump, would you ask how high? Or would you just jump? If there were no reason behind it, would you still take the leap? What if I told you that at the end, there would be nothing? What if you made a splash on the world and lived in an eternal state of floating? Would you make waves? What if you couldn’t float? What if air lost the battle, and you lost the war? Would you want to know what was on the other side? Would you care? Or would you just jump… because I was the one who asked you?

[Sam@WLABB]

"Because sometimes you need to have nightmares to appreciate the dreams."

This book is Jay McLean doing what Jay McLean does best -- crafting these beautifully damaged characters, who you cannot help but root for. After 4 books with the More gang, I have a lot invested in this story, and the ending of this series. I was actually quite pleased with the direction McLean took this character. Dylan was probably the character I knew the least about, and I was very eager to learn more about him.

"The words he speaks are generic. The feelings are not"

This book gave me what I have come to expect from McLean: heartbreak, heartache, laughter, tears, and warm fuzzies. Jay always makes me think, that it's all going to be ok and then BAM! She rips your heart out and stomps on it. But that's ok, in this book, because she made it up to me with some really tender and beautiful moments. I cannot reveal one of my faves, because I consider it a spoiler (I'm just going to say, "Three days earlier")

I fell in love with the Banks men in this book. Dylan just became so much more than I ever thought he could be. The bonds between the three men were obvious and I loved getting to see how they supported and loved each other. I loved when we got glimpses into their family history and their past, and I loved seeing Dylan find a mother-figure later on in the story.

"It's a good life.....A damn good life."

Overall: Another great addition to the More family.