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A review by nickymaund
More Than Words by Jill Santopolo
4.0
Starting out with this one, I wasn’t quite sure about this one. You follow Nina who struggles with the realisation that all was not what she thought with her beloved dad, and how he shaped her into a person that’s not really her true self.
But this one slowly pulled me in as she begins to unravel those family secrets, find her real self, and realise how her real self fits in with the life she’s chosen. Whilst there’s some sexy time in here, it’s ultimately as journey into grief over the loss of a loved one, and another great story by Santopolo, who’s great on narration duty.
But this one slowly pulled me in as she begins to unravel those family secrets, find her real self, and realise how her real self fits in with the life she’s chosen. Whilst there’s some sexy time in here, it’s ultimately as journey into grief over the loss of a loved one, and another great story by Santopolo, who’s great on narration duty.