More Than Love You

It drew me in and made me empathize with the characters. I didn't want the story to end. The narrator's voice is hot, too!

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Loved the intense attraction from the beginning on both characters. Couldn't stop listening....i heard it 2x! The narrator was awesome in making the story come to life. I could really picture every steamy detail.

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One of my least favorite. Could get past the first 10 minutes of listening. Going to delete it from my collections.

Average but enough curiosity created in the storyline to make me listen through to the end. .

I really enjoyed More Than Love You. Shayla Black’s story was engaging, and the narrator, Christian Fox, was excellent: Noah sounded like a hunk (lol) and Harlow didn’t sound like a ditzy blonde (no offense). The description is a bit misleading because Noah is introduced as a famed quarterback (presumably for the Dallas Cowboys) with more than one Super Bowl ring ”transitioning from star player to retired jock — with a cloud of allegation hanging over my head” and in need of ”a steady, supportive ’girlfriend’ for the court of public opinion, not entanglements.” He is described as needing Harlow ”for a ruse.” That is both inaccurate and untrue, as the ”cloud” doesn’t show up until approximately two-thirds through the book and Noah’s intentions toward Harlow were not what is represented. Also, Harlow was involved with someone in a particular way that should have been resolved but wasn’t — No spoiler here! The dialogue was refreshingly realistic and entertaining. Harlow’s educational background made her Noah’s equal — Indeed, most of the characters were three-dimensional. The sex scenes were exceptionally descriptive and enjoyable … if a little overly sentimental for a supposedly rugged, unmarried Alpha male with a reputation for the ladies. A minor point, I know. It didn’t bother me too much, and while it made Noah even more irresistible to the listener, it came off as a bit implausible for the character of pro athlete womanizer that he was supposed to be. NOTE TO ATHEISTS: Neither religion nor sin rear their ugly head in this steamy hot tale. NOTE TO THEISTS: Non-religious themes are completely absent from this story. So everybody who wants sexy relationship storytelling should be very happy.

Love the book I love the illustrator he makes the guys sounds so freaking dreamy but the girls are adorable the way he makes them sound I enjoyed the book by just reading the sample imagine if I read the whole thing

Amazing book, I love it