Title: Moore than Forever
Author: Julie A. Richman
First published February 19, 2014
265 pages
Rating: 4.27
Overview
“You always have a way of making my heart race, Baby Girl,” Schooner whispered. “It’s smoochal.” But when the past comes knocking on their door, will their love be enough to survive?
In Julie A. Richman’s Moore than Forever, Schooner Moore and Mia Silver’s relationship is put to the test as they face the consequences of their 24-year separation.
As they navigate the challenges of parenthood and the pressures of their respective careers, Schooner and Mia must confront their past and decide whether they are truly meant to be together. With their newborn son, Nathaniel, at the center of their world, the couple must choose whether to fight for their love or let go of the life they always dreamed of.
Join Schooner and Mia on an emotional journey of love and loyalty in this captivating novel that will leave you breathless.
About the Author
Meet Julie A. Richman, a talented author with a passion for writing fiction.
Originally from New York, she now calls Texas her home. Julie’s love for literature began during her college years, where she majored in creative writing.
Her talent for writing led her to a successful career in publishing in New York City, where she created marketing, advertising, and fundraising materials for various corporations, non-profit organizations, and advertising agencies. Her passion for nature has also earned her awards for her photography, and she loves to travel.
Julie is happily married with one son and a beautiful white German Shepherd named Juneau. Stay updated on her latest works by joining her mailing list and chatting with her in her private readers group.
Editoral Review
“More Than Forever” by Julie A. Richman is a contemporary romance novel that was first published on February 19, 2014.
Richman is a renowned author in the romance genre, and this book is one of her most popular works. The novel is set in New York City and centers on the lives of two childhood friends, Harper and Nick, who fall in love as adults.
The book’s plot revolves around Harper and Nick’s complicated relationship, which is hindered by their past romantic entanglements and their inability to communicate their true feelings for each other. The story takes readers on a rollercoaster of emotions as they witness the couple navigate their way through various obstacles that threaten to tear them apart.
Richman’s writing style is engaging and descriptive, and she does an excellent job of bringing the characters and their experiences to life. The novel’s pacing is well-crafted, with several plot twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
Throughout the book, Richman explores themes such as love, loss, forgiveness, and second chances, making it a poignant and thought-provoking read.
One of the book’s strengths is the depth of character development. Harper and Nick are complex, multifaceted characters with relatable flaws and insecurities.
Richman’s portrayal of their inner struggles and emotional journeys is both realistic and heartwarming. Additionally, the secondary characters are well-developed, adding depth and complexity to the story.
However, the book’s plot structure can be predictable at times, with some of the conflicts feeling contrived and overly dramatic. Additionally, the book’s resolution is somewhat rushed, with some loose ends left untied.
Despite these limitations, “More Than Forever” is an enjoyable and engaging read that is sure to appeal to fans of the romance genre.
In terms of its cultural significance, the book reflects the contemporary attitudes towards relationships and love in the modern world. It highlights the importance of communication and honesty in sustaining healthy relationships and the need for second chances in love.
These themes are particularly relevant in the current social climate, where people are struggling to navigate the complexities of modern relationships.
Overall, “More Than Forever” is a well-written, engaging romance novel that is sure to captivate readers. It is an excellent addition to Richman’s impressive body of work, and a must-read for fans of the romance genre.
While it has some flaws, the book’s strengths far outweigh its limitations, making it a worthwhile read. I would give this book a rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on its strong character development, engaging writing style, and relevant themes.
