They have an instant attraction, and begin to spend time together. When Summer is being harassed one evening, Ben comes to her rescue. Ben was raised in privilege but loves making it on his own, creating art and raising his adorable young daughter. She is trying to find herself and a place to belong. She is traveling from place to place, finding work to support her loving grandmother back home. Summer has fought hard to overcome a terrible upbringing. Ben and Summer are from two different worlds. This is an amazing love story, that has humor, and tears, and that will have your heart pulled so tight before it lets go. I very much look forward to Erin's next novel! TW- grief But if you can embrace grief and heavy, real life issues, with the hope that it isn't the final word on someone's life story, then please give this novel a chance. I would say that this is a must listen type of story! If you absolutely hate any novel with heavy sadness, or that will more than likely make you cry, you may want to skip it.

I could easily distinguish characters with their voices and they were amazing at conveying the emotion that I needed to feel. Dare I say, that was one of Zachary Webber's most romantic portrayals of a character that I've heard him perform to date. Ava Erickson deserves an Audie Award for her performance. I felt so connected to Summer and Ben's story that I could not help but feel their love and heartbreak. Knowing there was some truth and reality to the story made it all the more emotional. This love story beautiful, and while it does end on a somewhat hopeful note, it is definitely heartbreaking and devastating. Ben's journal entries were gorgeous- how he used various colors to convey the emotion he was feeling. It was vivid and poetic, extremely romantic, and descriptive enough to make it easy to imagine the scenes, yet not over the top and too wordy. There is an aspect of 'insta-love' between them when they meet, and their relationship progresses rapidly. Summer, is on her own working in a southern casino, and has struggled financially and with emotionally connecting to others throughout her life. Ben is from an old money family, steeped in politics and appearances, although he recoils at that reality. The story follows Summer and Ben, two people from different worlds. I realized that it would be intense if she was putting so much of her personal life into it, and I was intrigued. She begins by stating that this story, while a work of fiction, is also her real story and it has taken her 20 years to be able to write it. I listened to the audiobook of this novel as I read it. I received an ARC for this honest review. This is one Ava’s best performances, hands down.

I felt everything 10 times more listening to them narrate this beautiful and emotional story. Ava Erickson and Zachary Webber were phenomenal. I went through a rollercoaster of emotions while listening to this story and it will stay with me forever. Ben is everything you could want in a partner.

And the fact that this is inspired by the author’s life made it even more special.

I felt so connected to Summer and her struggles. This whirlwind romance grabbed my heart and pulled me in instantly. Ben and Summer connect instantly and become friends who grow into more. But a knight on a motorcycle comes to her rescue. Used to dealing with every sort of player, Summer is approached by a drunk player who wants more from her. Summer lives in Louisiana and works as a dealer so she can pay for her grandmother’s care. This story is going to stick with me for a very long time. After I finished this story, I had to take a moment to reflect after wiping my tears away. “More with You” is an emotional, heartfelt and gripping romance about finding love and then unexpected heartbreak.

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