Never Enough
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Gillian Forrester spent most of her life running from who and what she came from... until Miles came along. The moment she held the tiny newborn her older sister didnt want, Gillian stopped running and began to build a life for herself and her adopted son. Now, thirteen years later, as Gillian's sister
… More »Gillian Forrester spent most of her life running from who and what she came from... until Miles came along. The moment she held the tiny newborn her older sister didnt want, Gillian stopped running and began to build a life for herself and her adopted son. Now, thirteen years later, as Gillian's sister lies dying, she reveals the father's identity and makes Gillian promise to find him. When Gillian finds herself attracted to Miles' biological father, Adrian Brown a sexy and successful rock star, she fears her secrets and Adrian's trust issues will keep them apart for good. Will they find the trust they need?
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Add a CommentThis book was kinda boring. I expected more for Adrian's story. I loved the fact that he found someone and he has Miles but it read like a list of thing to do and have done. I wasn't crazy about Gillian,s friends either, they felt force into the book and like you have to like them and I didn't.