This is one of my all-time favorite series and I know this hard to believe, but my favorite in the series. Dylan Banks is something so incredibly special to me and now my favorite More Man. I know, I know this is a huge deal, because I have loved all these guys so hard, but Dylan is More than Enough for me. He is more than I expected and I can honestly say Dylan was worth the wait.
Throughout the series I have never paid a ton of attention to Dylan. He was always wrapped up in drama and I am not a fan of drama, but from the beginning of More than Enough I fell in love. I fell in love with the selfless, broken boy who saw he could do more and did. When the story begins Dylan is returning home from war and is injured. He is dealing with nightmares, guilt and a sense of failure, but that does stop him from going above and beyond to help someone else.
Dylan’s love interest has experienced great loss and is still struggling when Dylan arrives home. I absolutely loved how Dylan was there for her when she needed him, but when she needed to step up she didn’t hesitate. Both of them were selfless in their love, but imperfect, realistic characters. Like all of Jay’s stories there wasn’t any insta-love, their connection took time to develop and there were definitely growing pains.
This isn’t just my favorite in the More Series but, it’s one of my favorites I read this year. I love how despite this being a long story I couldn’t get enough. I love how when I finished I was still thinking about it and wanting to tell the world how fantastic it is. I loved how it made me feel, it was a roller coaster of emotions and once I got started I couldn’t stop. I was completely engaged and felt everything the characters felt.
More than Enough had Jay’s signature More style. I loved seeing the rest of the Mayhem Group and having them share in the highs and lows. I love the “family” they have formed and how they are always there when they need each other. I loved the book comments that any book lover can recognize, they always make me smile or laugh out loud. I loved how the story was light and fun, but also had so much depth and heart. It was the perfect mix and in the end there was nothing I would change.
Jay McLean has quickly become one of my favorite authors. It’s kind of like your relationship with your significant other, you think you love them in the beginning, but after years together you realize your love only grows. Same with Jay, I thought I loved her books in the beginning, but every book I read I realize my love for her stories multiples. Her stories are unique, emotional and entertaining. I highly recommend.
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As always, Jay McLean's words are perfection
More Than Enough revolves around two characters who are struggling with a battle of silence and numbness...“Nightmares are real and they’re raw and they cause me to plead with my body to keep my eyes open because a single moment of darkness creates the hell in my mind.”To forget the past and the mistakes they’ve made…“I’m not going to lose her. Not again. She means too much to me.”They both have a deep history, one that has molded them and made them who they are, made them question the choices in their life and their worth, especially their worth to each other...“We breathe through the pain, apart but together, and we hold each other. We hold on to the only thing that makes sensing in an otherwise messed-up world and we allow ourselves to hurt and to grieve and to love and to forgive.”I fell in love with both characters. They stole my heart with their grief and story, their loyalty and love. Dylan completely lives up to the “heart and soul” man that we’ve always known him to be. I loved how much this man of silence had to say. He bared his heart and made the reader just adore him. He proved that when it comes to the love of his life, nothing would stop him from showing her she was more than enough. And she equally loved him with everything she had. As for who “she” is….well she’s Dylan’s other half, the one that makes him whole. She proves that no matter our past mistakes, there’s always room for redemption. There’s always a way out. She was real and raw and honest even when it wasn’t pretty. They both needed saving and neither gave up on the other. They struggled to be each other’s glue until they finally pieced themselves together…to find the calm, to find the horizon, to find their forever.Besides the two main characters, the More gang is back and back to all their Mayhem!!! First let me say, all the characters, I want them to all be my best friends. In this book, I just fell in love with them even more. But mostly, Jake...he’s just Mr. Perfect. I didn’t think I could love him more and I know this is Dylan’s book but Jake really stood out and stole my heart again. Swoon! And the Mayhem was some of my favorite parts. I was in a constant state of giggle fits reading about their Operation Mayhems. I loved it! I hated saying goodbye to the gang (I really hope this isn’t it!) but it was such a good way to go out with a bang…or a pie!As usual, Jay pulled out all the feels. This was her longest book and I loved every minute of it, even when my heart was breaking. I wasn’t so emotionally exhausted or torn apart or wrecked that I couldn’t start another book. I just felt GOOD. I was so happy with all these words and feels that I just didn’t WANT to start another book. I wanted to let it sink in, to remember and feel it all, to smile and remember the good times.“And even though we know the clock is ticking on our current time together…we don’t talk about it. We don’t look at the clock. We’re having too much fun.”
