Review: A light, enjoyable read that flowed very quickly!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
The closest story that Taryn Plendl has come to with So Much More is When Harry Met Sally, although it can give that classic chick-flick a good run for its money! It's just as fun and sassy with its own share of crazy scenes that make you laugh out loud while all by your lonesome.I didn't expect the he-said-she-said POV of this book but it's one that works well for me, especially since I don't mind being to see into brains like these! Avery has such a special, snarky sense of humor that I enjoy. Blake is a sweetheart - a nutty, annoying playboy - but still a sweetheart. These two characters work so well together that I'm glad they were dreamt up!Avery makes her living as a writer, and when she refuses to let Blake know what genre of books she writes, I have a sneaky suspicion as to what kind they are. How true this aspect can be: real life and fiction somehow blend for authors. While they create for the public, it may be their pen name is more known that their real one. And who's to say what is in a novel is fact or true fiction?Blake is the typical handsome jock who has girls falling over themselves to get him. Not so strange that Avery is the first girl who he is just friends with, other women wouldn't have been platonic for so long.This is one relationship that will last a long time, if it were in real life. It's richer and deeper if it's based on a strong friendship rather than basic physical attraction and Blake and Avery proved it on more than one occasion in this story.So Much More is light, enjoyable read that flowed very quickly. In fact, it read so well that it was over before I expected. When is the next one, Taryn Plendl? I hope it's about Sean and Morgan!