Review: **3.5 Stars for Hailey & Aiden*
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
There are very few things in the New Adult genre that I can't resist, one of them being a cliche - while most people want something new, fresh and exciting (I want that too!), every so often I like reading books that I've read before, just in a different way. WhI found both characters very endearing, and much like Liam and Allison's story, I was still drawn into More With You.Hailey has been crazy about her brother's best friend, Aiden, for as long as she can remember and she has convinced herself that he could never feel the same way. Now that Liam, Alli and Aiden are leaving, Hailey believes her chance with Aiden is long gone and decides to use this chance to get over her feelings for him - but naturally, as in most cases of young love, Aiden has other plans.Of course, when Liam finds out that Aiden and Hailey have feelings for each other, he's not shy about expressing his disapproval, yet he's quick to forget that Allison is very much like Aiden's little sister. after some much needed encouragement, and few misunderstandings along the way, Hailey and Aiden realize that the only people who ever stopped them from being together, was themselves.There are very few things in the New Adult genre that I can't resist, one of them being a cliche - while most people want something new, fresh and exciting (I want that too!), every so often I like reading books that I've read before, just in a different way. While I enjoyed Aiden and Hailey's story, I do feel the author could've done more with it, based on the fact that our two main characters are already familiar with each other. Sure, it was a sweet love story, but it needed some more tension, more heat and more we-shouldn't-be-doing-this moments. However, I found both characters very endearing, and much like Liam and Allison's story, I was still drawn into More With You.