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cobaltbookshelf's review against another edition
4.0
Since read Never Enough I wanted Ty and Kaylee book.
They were very similar in that they were both hiding parts of themselves they weren't ready to face. But they were each other's respective catalyst to move out of the shadows.
Always Enough was full of passion, angst, feelings, love and family.The side characters were original, supportive and great addition for the story.
I loved the small town feels and I want series to continue.
They were very similar in that they were both hiding parts of themselves they weren't ready to face. But they were each other's respective catalyst to move out of the shadows.
Always Enough was full of passion, angst, feelings, love and family.The side characters were original, supportive and great addition for the story.
I loved the small town feels and I want series to continue.
laceyfrance's review against another edition
4.0
Great book, but I wish authors would stop writing their “recovered” addict characters as drinking alcohol. If an addict drinks alcohol, they are not in recovery. Even if alcohol wasn’t their drug of choice previously. Addicts who drink alcohol are not “sober”. Please quit writing them that way.
jessreads4's review
dark
hopeful
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
nicki_theoverflowingbookcase's review against another edition
5.0
This is a beautifully written love story about opening your heart after tragedy has closed you off from living. Ty not only has lost his career as a bull-rider but other actions in his life have left him with the idea that everything he hopes for eventually gets pulled away. Kaylee has had he own hurdles to overcome before she can start again. When the two collide the sexual tension makes them more like enemies - poking jabs and hateful words. It only takes an injury and a blizzard that has them locked in together bringing out a new side for them both. I can guarantee once you start this book you will not be able to put it down. In true Kelly Elliott fashion the reader will fall in love with these characters as she never disappoints!!
rinasreadsnz's review against another edition
4.0
Ty and Kaylee were always going to happen. I knew that from the minute they met in the first book.
Ty tries so hard to resist Kaylee as soon as he realizes their connection is so much more than one night would ever be.
The tension his brush-offs create makes for a fun and banter-filled storyline.
A few lapses along the way - thanks to meddling family and weather craziness - keep that tension alive and kicking.
Once they cross that line though... *fans face* WOW.
One night, that is all they give themselves. But neither of them can deny the mutual attraction.
Their connection is so much more than they expected. They have ALL the feels and then some.
However, they are both battling demons that threaten to end their relationship before it even begins.
Can Ty be the man he knows Kaylee deserves? Or will he continue to run?
The narration was absolutely amazing. Amanda and Nelson did a wonderful job.
Ty tries so hard to resist Kaylee as soon as he realizes their connection is so much more than one night would ever be.
The tension his brush-offs create makes for a fun and banter-filled storyline.
A few lapses along the way - thanks to meddling family and weather craziness - keep that tension alive and kicking.
Once they cross that line though... *fans face* WOW.
One night, that is all they give themselves. But neither of them can deny the mutual attraction.
Their connection is so much more than they expected. They have ALL the feels and then some.
However, they are both battling demons that threaten to end their relationship before it even begins.
Can Ty be the man he knows Kaylee deserves? Or will he continue to run?
The narration was absolutely amazing. Amanda and Nelson did a wonderful job.
charlottenw1's review against another edition
4.0
Kaylee and Ty make for one spicey romance.
Kelly Elliott knows how to write romance and I absolutely adored the twist and turns their story took. Sometimes I wanted to know these two love birds up the side of the head because they could have just made things so easy! Where would the drama be in that though.
I really enjoyed the narration and both of these characters back stories because they both had their own challenges to go through. Always Enough touches on darker subjects than book one in the series and it's highlighted a few times throughout the storyline.
Kelly Elliott knows how to write romance and I absolutely adored the twist and turns their story took. Sometimes I wanted to know these two love birds up the side of the head because they could have just made things so easy! Where would the drama be in that though.
I really enjoyed the narration and both of these characters back stories because they both had their own challenges to go through. Always Enough touches on darker subjects than book one in the series and it's highlighted a few times throughout the storyline.
_one_more_chapter's review against another edition
5.0
Always Enough, book #2 in the Meet Me in Montana series is an excellent follow up! This series just keeps getting better! Ty and Kaylee's journey had me feeling every emotion from sadness to frustration to hope and elation all wrapped up in the lesson that nothing worth having comes easy. It was a true joy to feel surrounded by the beauty of Montana while catching up with the Shaw family. These well developed and very likeable characters leave me looking forward to the next installment in this series.
princessp26's review against another edition
Still super good, but I felt like the plot went so fast once ty and kaylee got together. They spent the whole time going back and forth for the first 75% of the book and then got together and BAM everything was perfect. Just found it less believable. But still super good and can’t wait to read the third!
romanceandraindrops's review against another edition
emotional
lighthearted
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
Unfortunately this story didn't really work for me. I didn't feel connected with the characters.
Also, the female narrator was not my favorite. Nelson Hobbs was amazing as always.
Also, the female narrator was not my favorite. Nelson Hobbs was amazing as always.