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A review by sailorsweetheart
More Than Enough by Jay McLean
4.0
"More Than Enough" is the final story in the close knit group that we have learned to love. This time around we have the quiet Dylan who has come home on medical leave from the Marines. He then meets and quickly falls in love with the girl next door, Riley. I started this story not knowing what to expect. I mean, we don't know that much about Dylan other than that hes the strong and silent type.
The story touches on serious subjects such as PTSD, suicide, alcoholism, and more. I found myself ugly crying the whole time I was reading. They were just two messed up kids who truly have experience too much tragedy in their lives at their age. But... they found each other. They were each the glue the other needed to be put back together.
I loved learning about Riley and her troubled past. It astounds me how much she went through at such a young age. Losing the most important person in her world... I don't know if I could do it.
There were so many ups and downs with these two that it truly was a roller coaster. And with everything these two have gone through, its no wonder they push others away. They're afraid of getting close to someone. I am just so thankful that in the end, they let their hearts win.
The story touches on serious subjects such as PTSD, suicide, alcoholism, and more. I found myself ugly crying the whole time I was reading. They were just two messed up kids who truly have experience too much tragedy in their lives at their age. But... they found each other. They were each the glue the other needed to be put back together.
I loved learning about Riley and her troubled past. It astounds me how much she went through at such a young age. Losing the most important person in her world... I don't know if I could do it.
There were so many ups and downs with these two that it truly was a roller coaster. And with everything these two have gone through, its no wonder they push others away. They're afraid of getting close to someone. I am just so thankful that in the end, they let their hearts win.