Never Enough - Lauren Dane

Never Enough

By Lauren Dane

  • Release Date: 2011-09-06
  • Genre: Contemporary Romance
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 190 Ratings

Description

From the national bestselling author of Inside Out--a sizzling story of insatiable passion.
Gillian Forrester spent her life running...until Miles came along. The moment she held her older sister's unwanted newborn, Gillian stopped running and began building a life for her adopted son. Now, thirteen years later, Gillian's sister reveals the father's identity on her deathbed-a revelation that shakes Gillian to her core.

Adrian Brown is the epitome of the successful rock star. It takes a lot to shock him-but the bombshell that he has a son rocks his world. And Adrian is even more surprised when the buttoned-up elegant woman who's raising him ignites his erotic and romantic attention-and engages his heart.

Reviews

  • Series

    3
    By PSemones
    I love this series I have read it several times. The only problem I have is misspelled words. He kissed the tip of her hose. What it should be nose, fire your proof reader. There are more that one was the funniest.....I stopped buying books from two other author because it's not fair we spend our money on their books if they can't spell a simple word correctly. I'm not sure why the author didn't tell the rest of their story instead of putting it in another series. Except for people to pad their pockets. I wouldn't have even know about the other series except I happen to find it going through another series.
  • LOVED IT! But....

    5
    By Iba4x4mom
    I wish I knew this was part of a series! Now I'm going to go back and read from the beginning. It can be read separately but best if read in order. Great story!!
  • Never Enough

    5
    By Not quite fifty shades
    MORE !!! MORE !!! MORE !!! MORE !!! Can we read Raven's story, jump ahead a few years and read about Miles and Irean's stories? Pleeeeeeeeeeeaseeeeeee!!!!!!
  • Pretty good book

    4
    By pris.89
    I liked it, the characters were funny and sweet. Got a little repetitive sometimes though.

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