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vicariousbookstagram's review against another edition
3.0
Iâm torn on this book. It leaves off on a cliff hanger which is okay since I have the whole series. I just wasnât expecting it. The story over all is good but there are still things I know many would find bothersome. There is a lot of âtoxic masculinityâ in this book. Which doesnât necessarily offend me but it would others. The author also continues to use terms like âeye rapingâ which could also ruffle feathers. Do ppl in college talk like this? Probably but it feels out of place in the book, it just kind of pulls me out of my book coma. Also the main character doesnât take no for an answer and wears the other main down. The female also is not clear with her wants and continues a âno-yes-no-yesâ vibe which is confusing. I know this is just fiction but there is so much wrong with it and the message it gives out. âStalk a person and be hot and youâll get what you want.â I liked the story and enjoyed many parts of it but then there were parts that were bothersome. By the end I could see why some of it was necessary and made sense for these 2. Also there is a lot of over the top drama/trauma to many people. Iâm on the fence. Its good but its bad.
atirandomness's review against another edition
1.0
Everyone in this book is annoying. Amanda is a moron. And I'm sorry, but I don't feel sorry for Megan.
I will also acknowledge that the audiobook narrators are at least partially responsible for my annoyance.
I will also acknowledge that the audiobook narrators are at least partially responsible for my annoyance.
kleacengu's review against another edition
5.0
I SO FUCKING CONFUSED? THE WHE HELL HAPPENED? The last chapter and epilogue really confused me, is there gonna be a another book on them two or something? Urghh!
loribelle3's review against another edition
4.0
Genre- new adult romance
Characters- I enjoyed Amanda. She was a tough girl, shook off what life has thrown at her, and has a definite potty mouth. She's a bit different, at first, than some of the other YA female heroines. The author definitely builds sympathy for Logan, because of his childhood. I hate how he continues to be scared of commitment with Amanda. The supporting characters mostly add to the story, although there are parts where you can see their spin off stories coming.
Style- I snickered and laughed out loud several times. I loved the witty banter between characters, and sometimes even the thoughts in their heads. Layooked, anyone?! POV alternated between Logan's and Amanda's.
Errors-ugh, more than 20, punctuation, capitalization, words.....
Overall- cliffhanger. Sad face emoticon. As much as I enjoyed following their story, I wish it had ended differently. I'm not a fan of cliffhangers like this, especially when it feels like to me they have been through enough. But, since their story is not finished, I shall read on!
Characters- I enjoyed Amanda. She was a tough girl, shook off what life has thrown at her, and has a definite potty mouth. She's a bit different, at first, than some of the other YA female heroines. The author definitely builds sympathy for Logan, because of his childhood. I hate how he continues to be scared of commitment with Amanda. The supporting characters mostly add to the story, although there are parts where you can see their spin off stories coming.
Style- I snickered and laughed out loud several times. I loved the witty banter between characters, and sometimes even the thoughts in their heads. Layooked, anyone?! POV alternated between Logan's and Amanda's.
Errors-ugh, more than 20, punctuation, capitalization, words.....
Overall- cliffhanger. Sad face emoticon. As much as I enjoyed following their story, I wish it had ended differently. I'm not a fan of cliffhangers like this, especially when it feels like to me they have been through enough. But, since their story is not finished, I shall read on!
lisamh68's review against another edition
5.0
I read book 1 a few years ago but it was one of those books that sticks with you.. This group of friends continue on. This is the story about Amanda and Logan. There is so much back and forth.. Will they end up together? You will need to read this book and then More Than Him to find out.. Good story..
thaictaff's review against another edition
dude seriously i like logan and all but he's such and asshole and amanda is stupid af, like seriously get over and move on already. there were some nice quotes and scenes but after the whole 'i'd stay here for hours thinking about you' i was done so yep, dropping this shit.
smitch29's review against another edition
4.0
Overall, this was a good book, that was a bit long and filled with too many grammatical errors, but still managed to make me want to read the next in the series.
So quick synopsis, this is Amanda and Logan's story. After meeting this characters a little in the first novel of the series, we find out there was more going on during that time frame than we got to see. In book 1, we saw Logan's man-whorey ways a fair bit, but Amanda only popped up in one scene. In this book, we get caught up on just what happens right after Amanda's appearance at Mikayla's family's wake. We see how Logan tried to woo Amanda a bit before getting scared and backing off. After over a year of trying to run into her again, his wish comes true and he talks his way back into her life. Only this time, Amanda has been through the wringer in the last year or so, which has made her trust a whole lot harder to earn.
Over half the story is this give and take became Amanda's trust issues and Logan's fear of hurting Amanda one way or another. Eventually, they settle into a routine where they are happy together. Naturally, this is a perfect opportunity for all of Logan's past demons to come back and haunt him. In a twistedly poetic way, it is sort of perfect that these demons are, in a way, brought around thanks to the same demon-bringer of the first book, Megan (Mikayla's ex-best friend).
The ending actually surprised me because it was a bit of a cliffhanger. It wasn't all that bad as cliffhangers go (other authors could learn something about how a cliffhanger ought to be used from this book). There was an uphill slope right before the cliff's drop off, but rather the story was already starting to wind downwards when the cliff showed up and got me interested in the next book.
The cliffhanger surprised me because I didn't expect a second book from these characters because this was already a pretty darn long story. Their give and take about trust issues and overcoming fears that I mention before that took over half the book, was a bit long and exhausting. I even ended up having to stop reading and pick up another book. I am actually a bit glad though that I chose to finish reading this one. I don't know if the writing was too long and poor and redundant or if I just was in more of a mood to read something edgier. I suppose I'll never really know.
Granted, the story was still intriguing and had a great mix of characters. They were all loveable but with their own personalities; it was just a pool of quirky support, it was an amusing array of flawed and humorous personalities.
For the quality of the story telling, the grammatical errors littered throughout this novel was atrocious. There were too many ridiculous mistakes that it made me question if the author just said the book aloud and had an eight-year-old transcribe it for them. I get that this wasn't a big publisher-production type of book, but it still makes it hard for me to take this book seriously when it barely seems polished at all.
So quick synopsis, this is Amanda and Logan's story. After meeting this characters a little in the first novel of the series, we find out there was more going on during that time frame than we got to see. In book 1, we saw Logan's man-whorey ways a fair bit, but Amanda only popped up in one scene. In this book, we get caught up on just what happens right after Amanda's appearance at Mikayla's family's wake. We see how Logan tried to woo Amanda a bit before getting scared and backing off. After over a year of trying to run into her again, his wish comes true and he talks his way back into her life. Only this time, Amanda has been through the wringer in the last year or so, which has made her trust a whole lot harder to earn.
Over half the story is this give and take became Amanda's trust issues and Logan's fear of hurting Amanda one way or another. Eventually, they settle into a routine where they are happy together. Naturally, this is a perfect opportunity for all of Logan's past demons to come back and haunt him. In a twistedly poetic way, it is sort of perfect that these demons are, in a way, brought around thanks to the same demon-bringer of the first book, Megan (Mikayla's ex-best friend
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who slept with Mikayla's boyfriend and helped get her family killed; also, long lost sister of LoganThe ending actually surprised me because it was a bit of a cliffhanger. It wasn't all that bad as cliffhangers go (other authors could learn something about how a cliffhanger ought to be used from this book). There was an uphill slope right before the cliff's drop off, but rather the story was already starting to wind downwards when the cliff showed up and got me interested in the next book.
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SPOILER: the cliffhanger: so the demons that showed up were Logan and Megan's dad and Megan's ex-boyfriend, and they beat up Logan and messed up Amanda a bit. Megan's ex tried to rape Amanda, but things were stopped before that happened. The next thing we find out is that Logan never visits Amanda in the hospital because he is done with her from what we assume is his fear of his past hurting Amanda. She goes to confront him and pleads for him to fight for her and their relationship, but instead he does nothing. His parting words were to tell her he loves her. The story then all of the sudden ends 5 weeks later with Amanda trying to move on and Logan doing who knows what while traveling the world.The cliffhanger surprised me because I didn't expect a second book from these characters because this was already a pretty darn long story. Their give and take about trust issues and overcoming fears that I mention before that took over half the book, was a bit long and exhausting. I even ended up having to stop reading and pick up another book. I am actually a bit glad though that I chose to finish reading this one. I don't know if the writing was too long and poor and redundant or if I just was in more of a mood to read something edgier. I suppose I'll never really know.
Granted, the story was still intriguing and had a great mix of characters. They were all loveable but with their own personalities; it was just a pool of quirky support, it was an amusing array of flawed and humorous personalities.
For the quality of the story telling, the grammatical errors littered throughout this novel was atrocious. There were too many ridiculous mistakes that it made me question if the author just said the book aloud and had an eight-year-old transcribe it for them. I get that this wasn't a big publisher-production type of book, but it still makes it hard for me to take this book seriously when it barely seems polished at all.
supergirls_2008's review
4.0
I liked More Than This, but More Than Her was even better! Logan was a great lead. I was not a huge fan of him at the beginning of this book and I think his character development was pretty cliche and spotty. But what I really liked about this book was the ending! Holy! A few pages to go and that comes out of nowhere. Warning: Huge cliffhanger, but the story is continued in book 3