Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Not Enough by Leigh Ann Lunsford
Review by Stephanie


Overall Rating: 4.5 stars

Pages: 208 (according to amazon.com but I think it’s longer than that)


Synopsis: (Taken from amazon.com) Brielle Parker has her life in front of her; she just does not know how to live it. After years of not being enough for her parents, or the dreams she once had, how did one man Colby James show her she was actually more than enough? 

Raised by her grandparents with her three siblings, Brielle was loved, no doubt. However, her grandparents were taken too soon, and she was left with her older sibling to try to raise her younger ones. She couldn’t help but let the doubts take over her life. Would she ever be enough? Then Colby walked in and changed everything, and just when she was facing her fears and falling in love for the first time, Colby ripped her heart out. 

Will they be able to get past their mistakes to live the life they both want? Did Colby finally break Brielle when all he wanted to do was protect and love her? You can rebound from some mistakes, but some you just have to learn from and walk away. The love they have is true and pure, but will they finally be enough for each other? 

**Due to strong language and sexual content not recommended for under the age of 18**

Review:  Brielle and Colby, instant attraction.  What I loved most about this story was the author’s ability to connect these two characters physically upon first sight but throughout the book, she BUILT their relationship and it wasn’t one based solely on the physical.  The characters grow both as individuals and as a couple and the experiences they share are real life.  The author keeps the language simple but evokes emotion and richness in her plot that grips you through the end, leaving the reader wanting more. 

I hesitate to say anything negative about this book because I truly enjoyed it (I read it in one sitting and stayed up half the night to do so.)  The only critique I would give is that in the first chapter or two the reader is introduced to a whirlwind of characters (Brielle, the entire Parker clan, Tyler, Amelia, and Colby) – all of their physical characteristics along with personality traits were divulged in a very small section of writing.  It took me a while to remember who each character was and figure out finally who the heroine/hero would be.  The descriptions were well done, I had solid visual images of each of them but I wish they had been spaced out a little more.


Overall the book was fantastic and I can’t wait to read the next in the series.  If you are looking for a light hearted, happy ever after, that just makes you love the people you meet – this is a the one to read!

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