Enough (Falling for a Rose #2)

Love the book – but if Jacobi Diem ever walks up behind me and starts talking – he better be prepared for what happens next. THAT VOICE IS EVERYTHING!

This is my second audiobook for Norris, both in the Rose series. In theory, the idea of setting up a storyline revolving around a gaggle of hot brothers is a sure fire way to generate book sales and interest. In reality, the execution seems a little forced. The dialogue and character development weren’t quite my speed, by Norris is a good writer. Her style is up a lot of folks alley, and Wesleigh Siobhan and Jakobi Diem deliver narration like nobody’s business, so that alone is worth a download. 😉

I wanted to like it… But I just didn\’t. The characters, especially the female character- were immature and their dialog just didn\’t bold my interest like the first book in this series or most of the Valentine series. I typically really like Stephanie\’s books, but I am learning that she is using a lot of the same adjectives for most of her characters and everything they do, so it feels like \”been there done that\”. The men are all the same person and the women are basically variations of the same type. It\’s starting to get redundant at this point. This book in particular though was kinda all over the place with subplots that never really came together and the ending, while it was sweet- was super rushed. I will likely listen to book 3 when it comes out, but I really hope that it is better than this one. Wesleigh and Jakobi were great as per usual.

Okay story. The female lead was too insecure and it took forever to get to the interaction between the two characters. Blink and you’ll miss the good scenes.

I just keep falling more and more in love with these Rose brothers! Black love was on full display in Enough. I loved me some Jaden but, man did he have to go several extra miles to prove his love to Claudia. She did not make it easy for this man at all. At times I kept asking myself why is he even putting up with her?!!! Claudia was Allison from the Valentine Brothers 2.0. What the hell happened to the confident Claudia from book one?!!! She was a bundle of insecurities and it was a total turn off. Her lack of self esteem was really irritating and it made her very dislikable. It\’s frustrating when these characters are portrayed as strong and independent in one book but, when it\’s time to read their story, their personality does a complete 180. It\’s frustrating because, this was not the Claudia from Safe With Me. Aside from that, Enough was really good. Stephanie Nicole Norris never disappoints when it comes to writing about black romance and black love. I can\’t wait for the next book in this series to be released on Audible.

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