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Never Wanted More (2000)

by Stacey Mosteller(Favorite Author)

4.11 of 5 Votes: 4

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review 1: This is book #0.5 in Stacey Mosteller's Nashville Nights Series.I want to start by saying that I completely loved the story. It was a quick read but a wonderful story. All of the characters in the story leave you wanting more. From Peyton and Wyatt, to all of the secondary characters: Max, Kat, Scarlett and Annabelle, to name a few. I loved that some characters from Save Me From Myself were mentioned in this story.So I have to be honest that at the beginning, Peyton was not my favorite because of the way she was to the other characters. But as the story went on and learned more about her and how her life has been, my heart broke for her and was sad for her. I don't want to give out too much information and spoil it for anyone, but at the end, she completely made me love he... morer for who she was because, in a way, I was able to relate with her feelings.Wyatt, well, he's a good ol' lovable southern guy thru and thru. Completely loved him! From the beginning, he tries to get to know Peyton and get on her good side, even though she keeps pushing him away every single time. But persistence wins and a loving relationship blossoms. All in all, it was a great, wonderful read and totally recommend it for everyone to read!
review 2: Where to begin with this story? Being a child who always felt as if they were not wanted, it is no wonder that Peyton acts the way that she does! Being in solitude is the way she copes with situations and she likes it that way. She only wants to finish her degree and get out of college... nothing more...Wyatt is a handsome southern gentleman who has a fascination with Peyton from the day he meets her in the dorm hallway. He tries to make Peyton understand that no matter what, he wants to be with her. Even though Peyton Never Wanted More, she got more than she bargained for when she came in contact with Wyatt. less

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