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More Than Him by Jay McLean

casey09's review against another edition

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4.0

4.25 stars! Logan is my favourite hero in this series! He changed and grew so much in this book! looking forward to Lucy's book now!

darkromancelover's review against another edition

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5.0

I fell in love with Logan and Amanda in More Than Her. You have to read More Than Her before reading More Than Him. This book is the conclusion of their story and is great ending to their story. They have a special and epic love, like Jake and Kayla, and their ending had to be just as special.

I laughed and cried my eyes out at times during this book. I experienced the pain, anger, happiness, fear, and love right along with Logan and Amanda. The moment they set eyes on each other they were lost once again. After what happened to them in More Than Her they both have a lot to deal with and get past.

Jay McLean did such a wonderful job with this book. Thank you so much for all your hard work. The "More" series continues to captivate me as a reader with its story lines and characters. I can't wait to read more by this author and the next book in this series. I will miss these characters when this series comes to an end, but I know I will always be able to revisit them on my kindle. If you haven't checked out these book yet you really must do that now. You don't know what you're missing.

measurelesstoman's review against another edition

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5.0

Absolutely fabulous. I love this series. McLean has a way of making you cry, laugh and love along with her characters.

spandana's review against another edition

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3.0

Worth the time.. so much emotional ups and downs.... Pull and push..... Suddenly Logan is pushing her out and pulling in.... Don't make much sense why, though reader can connect to emotional turmoil.....

justjess1025's review against another edition

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5.0

Very emotional journey with these two. Very anxious for the next book to come out.

rinarainkiss's review against another edition

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emotional sad fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Character
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? No
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

yche09's review against another edition

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5.0

I adore Logan.

God knows he's not the best hero. In fact, he's one of the imperfect ones, but I do. I adore him.

I guess I wouldn't be able to review MORE THAN HER. All of my focus is on this one that I'm afraid I wouldn't know what to say about the second book anymore.


Anyway, here goes nothing.


Needless to say, after that damning ending of the second book, I had to jump right away to this 3rd one. Thank you to those who sent me the whole series as gifts. You are all angels!!!

This book picks up where the second book left off. It talks about Logan leaving and Logan going to somewhere far, fark away where Amanda won't be able to reach him. I was pissed at first. I mean, no woman (even a fictional one) deserves to be left hanging. It was unfair and it was uncalled for. However, after I found out about the PTSD... I understood. I understood that it's bigger than him just leaving. It's bigger than him just forgetting about what happened. He was broken. He needed something. He needed to heal.


I felt so bad for Amanda. She was really hurting. She was trying to move on and then something happens that will remind her of Logan and then she would be back to square one. It's not easy to read about that. Her heartbreak is one of the most epic heartbreaks in fiction land. I'll never forget it. I understand every single feeling that she felt. Every frustration, every gut wrenching cry and every single sadness... I felt them for her. I even cried with her. As a reader, that's precious.

In these book, we follow their way to getting healed. Yes, both of them. They still go through a lot of drama and a lot of odd situations. What you should look forward to is how they handle it.

TOGETHER.


I swear you wouldn't want to put this book down.

Logan..


He's something, I tell you.


Amanda?

You'd want to be her. Issues and all. I swear.


I know I always say that I read to be happy, but somewhere along the way, I forgot that to be genuinely happy, you have to understand the opposite feeling. That's what this book gave to me. I had to be unhappy, then happy again, then unhappy, then happy again for them so that I would totally appreciate their ending.


I love how it ended. I love these two. They would forever remain in my heart. :)


So that's it.

GIVE IT A SHOT. READ IT!!!

Oh! but read book 2 first! :)

awexis's review against another edition

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4.0

Very good read :)

jaimereadsromance's review against another edition

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4.0

4.5 Stars
Truth? I Flove Jay McLean's storytelling ability. I find a lot of times that series that follow a group of friends that each book tends to resemble the original. This is SO not the case with the More Series. Each book, so far, has been it's own entity and the stories just suck you right in.
Logan, how do I even describe Logan? I should be disgusted by his manwhore-ish history but honestly, I totally get why he was able to pull so many chicks. I'm happily married and like to think I can sense a player from a mile away but I would still probably fall at his mercy. Haha. We get to see more of the vulnerable and broken side of him in this book. My heart broke for him and all that he endured and what he gave up. I just wanted to see him get his happy ending.
I really like Amanda and the fact that, despite how much Logan hurt her, she held onto her love for him. I wish that maybe she would have required more of an explanation from Logan before she forgave him but I also appreciate that she tried to understand where he was coming from.
Side note: Ethan was sort of bad ass in this book. Even though it was a tough scene to read I think it was awesome for him to step up and fight for his sister. Also Logan's dad is the most awesome dad in the history of dads. Valid!
It would be wrong if I didn't mention just how much I loved how much Lucy we got. She is seriously one of the funniest fictional characters I've read. I cannot wait for her and Cam's book. Eek!
Another awesome read from Jay McLean. This is one of my favorite series out there and I suggest that everyone get read each and every book. They'll be jonesing for the next book as much as the rest of us More Series Lovers!!

*I received an ARC from the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review