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Not Quite Enough (2000)

by Catherine Bybee(Favorite Author)

4.16 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Not Quite

review 1: This was a great story. Story line was much better than the second, and as good as the first!The hero, Trent was great, really liked his character. And the heroine, Monica was strong and smart. They had some great chemistry together, sexual tension and very nicely written sex scenes. Lots of great dialogue throughout the book. I really like Catherine Bybee's writing style, Easy to read, follow and everything flows very nicely together. Not full of unnecessary filler nonsense. I totally recommend this series.I read along on my kindle via audible. As for the narrator she is pretty good, still needs to work on her men's voices, but she reads with emotion and has a nice voice.
review 2: I chose this book to read for four reasons:1. I love the cover. Dreamy and a... more little whimsical.2. The author is a former ER nurse, so I knew the content would be well grounded.3. I confess I rather enjoy a romance that touch of high drama.4. I was most moved by the movie The Impossible, which tells the story of a family after the devastating 2004 tsunami, and the blurb at once called that film to mind.I found the book to be quite a gripping read, and the elements of the story focused on the aftermath of the tsunami are intriguing and well written. It’s certainly a compelling backdrop in which Monica and Trent’s relationship forms, and I love the beauty of the island, which is wonderfully conveyed by the author:Small white-capped foam sat atop bright blue water that turned turquoise green and then dark blue. The sand in the cover was pristine white with some debris left over from the small wave that hit this shore. But it wasn’t enough to take away from the beauty.Monica and Trent are strong, three-dimensional characters that it is easy to root for – especially Trent, whom I found to be a most attractive male lead.I like the storyline, and the confusion near the end that comes in to threaten their future together, and I love the ending of the book.It’s a book to pick up for a quick, riveting read with lots of action and likeable characters, but don’t expect a good deal of high emotion or poignancy, or the kind of whimsical romance that I think the cover suggests. Also, this is a book for readers who like very modern, edgy, sassy romance (think swear words).Overall, an easy pick for drama and realism, and a gritty love story with characters you can’t help but engage with. less

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