More Than Enough

Enough Series, Book 1

By: B. Harmony

Narrated by: Dan Levy

Length: 7 hrs and 25 mins

Publisher's summary

Can one vulnerable heart heal another?

Eric

Cresting the hill of middle age, I find myself single. Again.

I think it’s time I give up being little and the hope of finding my one true Daddy.

A final hurrah at the local club, fulfilling a promise to my friend, and then I’ll move on with my life.

Locking eyes with the handsome man across the room sends my head spinning.

Is it possible my dream Daddy is real after all?

Sawyer

A life-changing injury marks the end of my military career.

I never expected it would also send littles running scared.

Looks like my time as a Daddy might be over.

Being dragged to the local club only reminds me of the past and a future I may never have.

Until I see a little who challenges everything I know.

He’s adorable, but can he accept me as I am and look past what’s missing?

More Than Enough is an MM ageplay romance featuring an older little and a younger Daddy. Together, they navigate the pain of inadequacy and discover the strength of love.

©2021 B. Harmony (P)2021 B. Harmony

Lovely...

The narration of this book was done well, it's hard to get the whole Daddy/boy scenes right, but this one was great. Especially since this was an older boy, younger Daddy Dom pairing.

In here we have Eric who has been dumped yet again and on the verge of getting out of the lifestyle when he meets Sawyer.

Sawyer lost a leg in the military and has a lot of mental health issues that are pretty glossed over here. I still do not understand why they did an intervention and tough love act when someone should have called his psychiatrist/therapist.

Anyways these two finally get together and have their HEA.

a sweet daddy/little age play story

More Than Enough is a beautifully written sweet age play story with all the feels about Eric and Sawyer, two souls who were about to give up on finding the right person for them when both of their best friends decide to take them to the same club. They both agree, under protest, but when Sawyer sees Eric in the littles area of the club for the first time he knows he needs to get to know him. Eric has the same reaction to Sawyer and is willing to spend time with him in the littles area. I love that Eric is an older little. I wish there were more stories like this. Just because we get older don't mean our need to be little changes. Daddy Sawyer is a retired Marine. He lost part of his leg in combat and is reluctant to get close to anyone because of past experience. Can Eric be the little he's been needing? And can Sawyer be the Daddy that Eric still needs? I love Eric and Sawyer together. I love their trust and acceptance of each other. I also love how their best friends, Aaron and Cody, are so protective of them. If you enjoy Daddy/boy stories or sweet age play you don't want to miss this book. Definitely recommend.
Narrator Dan Levy does a wonderful job once he got into the story and found a good rhythm.

Great age play romance... 4.5 stars!

B. Harmony is one of those authors whose writing I can easily connect with. Experience has shown that Harmony's stories and characters combine both entertainment and endearment, the latter making it easier to become emotionally invested. With More Than Enough, the first in the author's Enough series, I get to listen to my very first audiobook from Harmony and am introduced to the vocal stylings of Dan Levy, a new-to-me narrator. After nearly seven and a half hours, suffice it to say that I fell in love with the story all over again, having read it when it was released a couple of months ago, and have found a great narrator I certainly wouldn't mind listening to several times over.

More Than Enough is an M/M age play romance featuring Eric Hutton, forty-three and an administrative support specialist, and Sawyer Price, twenty-eight and a former Marine who was medically discharged. After his last failed relationship, Eric contemplates giving up the little lifestyle. With some encouragement from his best friend, he goes to an exclusive club thinking that this may be a fitting end to his quest to find his Daddy. But then he meets Sawyer, and there's an instant connection that fills Eric with hope. Will their age difference, Eric's insecurities, and Sawyer's injury and PTSD prove to be insurmountable hurdles or will they be more than enough for each other?

I've read and listened to quite a few age play romances, mostly M/M, and flipping the proverbial script, i.e. having the Daddy younger than the little, was more in the minority than the usual older Daddy and younger little, which is why I look forward to stories like Sawyer and Eric's. I'm curious to see how everything will go between them, and how their relationship will handle the expected and unexpected obstacles. Aside from the main characters, Sawyer's and Eric's best friends, Aaron and Cody, respectively, were standout peripheral characters, and I can't wait for these tow and their own journey to their happily-ever-after. 4.5 stars for the story and ditto for the narration of More Than Enough. ♥

Good daddy/boy story

More than enough is a good example of mm age-play and a very good daddy/boy story. The book is well written and the narration is good and fit with the overall story.

A Sweet Daddy/boy Romance for Sawyer and Eric

A delightful gem of a Daddy kink romance, written by new-to-me author B Harmony, ‘More Than Enough’ describes how Daddy Sawyer and little Eric find their perfect match, despite each believing it would never happen.

What I liKe about this book:
–younger Daddy/older boy
–Eric and Sawyer act as equal partners when needed
–steamy scenes are well-incorporated into the overall story
–low-angst
–sweetness overload
–realistic and well-written

Dan Levy delivers a very good performance as narrator. The character voices are distinct and match the tone Harmony has set for them with their writing. There are a couple of minor production issues: an intermittent background hum and outside ambient noise (airplane, siren, music, talking).

I requested an ARC of this book and now give my voluntary opinion.

Recommended.

Very Sweet Romance

Loved the book...love little Eric and daddy Sawyer...This age play romance was a little different than what I was use to and I loved it. I'm glad I read the ebook first prior to the audio because I was slightly disappointed with the performance. It took me longer than normal to finish this but I got through it because I loved the story so much.

Such a sweet story

There are a lot of age play books out there right now, some better than others. This one is very sweet and 9ne of the better ones. These characters are so believable and real. The struggles they are overcoming together make this such a good story. And the narrator really brought Sawyer and Eric to life.

An ok listen

Not the best narration. Sound quality issues on par with older recordings and new narrators who have not yet collected high end recording equipment. Writing also not fantastic. But enough cute scenes and decent plot points to make it an okay listen.

An older, chubbier Little and an ex military Daddy with war wounds. Watching them navigate their insecurities makes for an interesting story.

Just what I needed

I have been looking for more good age play audios and this one did not disappoint. It did however hit me differently than most. Normally when I listen to a book with age play my focus goes to the little. The daddy is usually just kind or firm, but not as fleshed out as the little usually is. B. Harmony caught my attention with Daddy Sawyer. I was very invested in how he was navigating the lifestyle and his emotions while trying to adjust his worldview. I loved feeling for him and listening to how his mind works.
I can’t wait for more from this series!

Audio: I really enjoyed the characters and could tell all of them apart nicely. I did feel like I had to adjust the speed to 1.1 to make Eric’s pace work more for me, but that’s just a preference and I could keep it there and didn’t have to keep switching it or anything.

Fantastic

This story is wonderful and so sweet. The characters are tangible and vivid. Dan’s narration gives these characters life and just breathes the magic into them. I loved this story so much.