Never Enough

Meet Me in Montana, Book 1

De: Kelly Elliott

Narrado por: Alexander Cendese, Gabrielle Cendese

Duración: 8 h y 7 m

Resumen del Editor

From the New York Times best-selling author of the Cowboys and Angels series comes an intricate romance that asks the question: Can love heal the pain of the past?

Longing to forget the pain of his wife’s death, Brock Shaw has immersed himself in the one thing that lets him escape the guilt. Bull riding. But life on the road means leaving his young son at home with his parents. They want him to give up his career and be a father to his child, but Brock needs the adrenaline to get through each day…or so he thinks.

Lincoln Pratt needs a fresh start. As a top interior designer in Atlanta, she has everything she could ever want, but she’s always at her father’s mercy. Something’s missing, and Lincoln knows she’ll only find it somewhere far away - like the rolling pastures of Hamilton, Montana, where she meets the irresistibly mysterious Brock.

In Brock Shaw, Lincoln sees the part of her that’s missing. In Lincoln Pratt, Brock sees the part of himself he thought he’d lost. But the pain of his past binds him. Can he let himself love again?

©2019 Kelly Elliott (P)2020 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Funny, sassy, and steamy in all the right measure, Kelly Elliott hit it out of the park with Never Enough. Loved every second of this heartwarming story about love, loss, and starting over. Not to be missed.” (USA Today best-selling author, T. Gephart)

“Moving, playful, and oh-so-sexy…Excuse me while I swoon.” (New York Times best-selling author, Molly McAdams)

“…A swoon-worthy start to an incredible new series you don’t want to miss.” (Kaylee Ryan, New York Times best-selling author)

HOT PBR single dad!!

Kelly Elliot you have done it again. Beautifully narrated characters wrapped up in a storyline that I could not stop listening to and that will stay with me until the next book in the series is released. Brock Shaw, PBR Bull Rider, widower and father of a young boy matched up with Lincoln Pratt, interior designer and in a position to start over far away from her take over parents. What starts off as a hatred, turns into lust which then moves onto love but not without loads of hurdles and chemistry that leaps off the page. Perfect second change romance thrown together with a single dad. A perfect combination. Alexander Cendese was the perfect Brock!!

Never Enough

This is the first one I have listened to by this author and it will not be the last. Brock Shaw is a pro bull rider and has sold his home to an interior decorator and the first time he sees her he is lost. Good thing she feels the same. Lincoln has moved to Montana to start a new life and set down roots and after getting to know the little guy next door and now his dad she is lost. Will they be able to get past all the ghosts in his past? This was a great book, not much substance but a great story. I'm looking forward to the next book.

OK but…...

OK, spoiler alert before you read this review. I like the writing but why do her heroines always get pregnant using contraception. Seriously every single time. I’ve read countless books by her where they get pregnant while using condoms, birth control, or both. Why? Just why

Summer Reading

I rarely read romances. My usual reads are histories, mysteries and thrillers. However after reading this romance I learned two things. one is the difference between rodeos and top professional bull riding. The other thing is that this 81 year old midwestern great-grandmother could have a thing for cowboys!

Seriously...listen to this! Very well done!

I loved this so much I got it to listen to over and over again! (Originally I used KU) The story just makes me want to hug it. The characters are fun, flirty and interesting. I love that she just up and went to Montana for a job. Very daring! Then there is the whole bull riding thing (cowboys and bulls=hot guys). I loved Brock! He is on the edge but slowly works his way down with Lincoln around. Blaze! I think I love this kid! He adds a lot to the story and every scene with him in it almost got stolen.

Then there is the amazing family of Brocks! Each one I enjoy getting to know. Brothers and their bickering and interfering make this fun. Friends (Dirk and Kaylee) made me laugh so much. I also had some serious moments involving Dirk.

Overall this is one story I can listen to over and over. If you couldn’t guess did listen to this on audio. Alexander Cendese and Gabrielle Cendese really did a wonderful job on this. Plus every time they spoke as Blaze? I couldn’t stop smiling. They added the enthusiasm and joy of this little boy into their voices.

Next please! Ty and Kaylee!!!

Laughed and Loved

I truly think Blayze stole the show in this book. Once I started reading, I couldn't put it down. I loved the strength in Lincoln and the humility in Brock. Can't wait until Book 2 comes out.

Love it

I love the way this story pulls you in and leaves you wanting more. You really feel connected to the people in the book like you know them.

Can we say awwww?

Beautiful story of the broken single dad, bull rider who falls for the woman who bought his house. Throw in an adorable 5yo boy and we get the warm fuzzies. Great HEA! Now onto book 2!

not for me

This was a bookclub pick for next month. I was excited that it was available in KU with free Audible narration. Apparently, you get what you pay for. The female narrator did the female voices well and the male narrator did the male voice well. Neither did the child voice well. The biggest issue I had was with the male narrator's female voice. No, just no. As for the story, the storyline was good and moved along well. I don't know if it was the writing style or the writing + narration, but I don't think I'll be reading or listening to the next book in the series.

3.5 ⭐️ VERY sweet book

This book is EXTREMELY sweet but it’s a nice, happy story. The characters could’ve used a bit more development and transitional development.
The plot and dialogue was a little too sweet...kind of like a high school girl’s daydream but it was a nice, happy story. I’ll definitely listen to the next in series.
The thing that very nearly ruined the entire thing was the horrible narration. Both narrators were just slightly better than amateur... but only slightly. They were both so overly dramatic and put so much emphasis on words and phrases in order to impress upon the listener the importance of the sentiment of the scene. Kind of like an infomercial host trying to sell you something you really don’t need. It took me out of the book completely. It was hard to finish the book because I practically sprained my eyeballs from all the eyerolls.
Also, the male’s female voices were cringeworthy. Same for the female’s male voices. Just awful.
I’ll listen to other books by this author because I enjoyed her story and dialogue...but only because the narrators are different. If they were the same, I wouldn’t even consider it.
It’s too bad these narrators were chosen for this. They’re terrible.