More Than Water

De: Renee Ericson

Narrado por: Meghan Kelly

It doesn't feel right. It doesn't feel wrong. It just...feels.

EJ Cunning, an art history major, dates musicians. Foster Blake, a chemical engineering major, can't sing a tune. They're not each other's type. They're coworkers.

Then, one night leads to sex - sex between friends - which leads to an agreement. It all seems so simple - but nothing ever is.

Many layers build a person's façade.

Look into the depths for what's hidden within.

It's more than water. It's a story - a living and breathing substance beyond the reflective surface.

©2015 Amber Maxwell (P)2015 Amber Maxwell

A great story with great narration.

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I had actually purchased the Kindle eBook of More Than Water by Renee Ericson in October 2015. I hadn't read it yet, so it was the perfect time for me to do so, while adding audio narration to it!

I really enjoy my Kindle books that I have added audio narration to. The narration seems to give the story added depth and bring it to life more. Plus, there's the added bonus of being able to LISTEN if you can't read - in the car, while going for a walk - you get the picture.

More Than Water focuses on Evelyn, or EJ as she likes to be called, and Foster. EJ is an art history major, while Foster is a chemical engineering major. They are total opposites. But while working together at the campus library, they begin a friendship that develops into something more - friends with benefits.

As with any relationship, EJ and Foster have their ups and downs. And while Foster soon becomes one of the few people that truly knows EJ as a person and not for her family's stature, he is also hiding his true self from her.

I enjoyed the story of More Than Water as a whole. It had a "punch you in the face" moment when the title made sense, and although I found some situations predictable, I was definitely cheering for EJ and Foster the whole way through. As the story progressed, the feels were certainly there, leaving me with the fluttery happy feeling at the very end.

Meghan Kelly did a wonderful job of narrating this story. The tones she used for the different characters were consistent throughout the recording. Her voice was easy on the ears, enjoyable to listen to and definitely made my reading experience a lot more rewarding.

Loved it!

They say opposites attract and this is definitely the case with E.J. and Foster. I loved the personal growth that E.J. goes through. The inspiration of Foster leads her on her own path of breaking away from her parents expectations and into the life she has dreamed of. Renee Ericson delivers a delightfully, steamy tale. One part in the story that left me with goosebumps and my heart melting. Meghan Kelly keeps the listener engaged and gives an outstanding performance.

very good

very good story a different view on who the characters are, very deep and well created.
The story it self is not new braking from over controling parents (mother) and find your self and love while you are at it.
I really enjoyed listening and can recommend this book to all love story lovers.

Beautiful

this was an awesome story I really enjoyed this story and it's story line. I received this book for an honest review.

A wonderful blend of sweet mixed with angst

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If I based my rating off the narration alone this would have rated much lower. She just didn't sound genuine to me, and her inflections were off at times. Luckily, for this book, narration is only a small part of my rating. I should have read this one, but to be fair I did get the audible version for free from Audiobook boom, if only there is way to know if a book should be read vs listened…things that make you go hmmm…E.J. and Foster's story is adorably sweet, in a big bang sort of way. If only we could all have are FWB's end up being the one…on second thought, maybe I don't need that. Anyway, the story itself is well worth the read…notice I said read…