LOVED this book. Kennedy Ryan does a fantastic job of bringing the heat, romance & character growth! Hendrix is a bad ass boss and I loved her dedication to family & her career. Sad to read the last book in the Skyland Series but as usual can't wait of Ryan's next book!

The third installment of the Skyland series did not disappoint! Sisterhood, found family, dealing with an ill loved one, billionaire love interest. All these made this a great story and I thoroughly enjoyed finally getting Hendrix’s story!

🌸arc review🌸

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.💫/🌶️🌶️🌶️

Thank you to forever for an ARC of Can’t Get Enough! It really made my day when I saw that email come through so from a burnt out corporate girl thank you endlessly 🫶🏽

KENNEDY RYAN!!!!!! THE WOMAN YOU ARE?! Can’t get enough was such a refreshing read. To see a woman who isn’t begging for love and kids but for self growth and striving in her career seems to be rarity in the books I read nowadays.

If you’ve read the Skyland Series then you already know that Hendrix was going to be a funny, fiercely independent, rich auntie FMC and genuinely I loved every single part of her. Seeing what she was experiencing with her mother suffering from Alzheimer’s definitely had its heartbreaking moments but overall made the story a beautiful journey 🫶🏽

Now onto Maverick?! I mean a black billionaire who will spoil his woman, chase her and love her like no other. Say. Fucking. Less. Maverick literally sets the bar on not just how black women should be treated and loved on but how women in general deserve this type of love in their life. I was simply obsessed 🤷🏽‍♀️

Overall, I absolutely loved this book. And i thought it was the perfect conclusion to the skyland series. I’m really going to miss these woman but I cannot wait for what Kennedy Ryan is cooking up next!

Read if you love:

Independent & strong FMC
Rich auntie vibes FMC
Forbidden love
Billionaire romance

Thank you again, Forever!!

I have nothing but praise for this wonderful novel, the conclusion to Kennedy Ryan's latest interconnected standalone series. The romance was incredible, but as always, the emotional undercurrent of Hendrix' loyalty to her mother and fierce love for her family made the book a five star read. Kennedy Ryan has a writing style that pulls the reader in and gives them a seat at the table, making the reader feel immersed in the world, like they're friends with the character too. I feel like I'm part of her world anytime I crack open one of her books. It's a talent that's not to be taken lightly, the beautiful romance stories in each book seem like a bonus for just existing in Kennedy Ryan's fictional worlds. She blurs the line between reality and fiction so well, it's like these characters and these stories are real. I love all of her books, and I can't wait to read whatever she writes next.

Hendrix is living the dream—killer career, amazing friends, and a solid family. But romance? Not so much. She’s too busy taking care of her aging parent and crushing her goals to think about love. Enter Maverick Bell, this super attractive tech mogul who shows up at a party and immediately sparks some serious chemistry. Of course, he’s the last guy she can get involved with, but that doesn’t stop him from pursuing her.

Honestly, this book had me laughing and crying in equal measure, but I couldn’t help feeling like the plot dragged a bit. The tension is there, but instead of the usual breakup-and-make-up moment, the conflict just keeps going. It felt like it could’ve been way shorter. Still, the romance is pretty steamy, and the characters are fun to follow, even if I was wishing the drama would chill a little. If you're into slow-burn romance with lots of twists, this one's definitely worth a read.

Kennedy Ryan is an amazing talent with the ability to create real worlds and characters, while also making them feel larger than life.

This book is another amazing book to the series. The swoon factor of the MMC was absolutely astronomical. The strength and just aura of the FMC was unmatched. Another banger

Without a doubt, 'Can't Get Enough' has become my favorite Skyland Series book. I was completely drawn into Hendrix's complex life, seeing her navigate the demands of business, family, and relationships. Kennedy Ryan's meticulous research truly shines through in this book. The depth of her understanding translates into authentic, relatable characters, making the story feel incredibly real and validating. I laughed, cried and fought while reading this book.

The series finds its resolution in this book, a testament to the author's skill in portraying a love that is safe, heals and redeems.

Wow Kennedy Ryan does it again. 😭😭🥹
All the emotional for this one! Hendricks story was one I never knew I needed to read. I think so many women will see themselves in her character and I think that is the most beautiful part of this book.
It will leave you with hope ,strength , clarity and permission to choose yourself!!!

Maverick is everything! The billionaire golden retriever daddy i was waiting for.

Must read!!!

Cant get enough is a million star read but if we must put it on the traditional scale 5 stars! The story pacing is perfect. Maverick is that man. Hendrix is that girl. Them good ole boys messing with black business grants need to {redacted for legal reasons}. The rest of this review is just for Kennedy Ryan ( everyone else can stick around if you are So inclined)

I know plenty of people give you your flowers but you deserve to get them in abundance. Thank you for the Skyland series. Thank you for the strength we gained through Yasmen. Thank you for the confidence in ourselves we gained through Sol. And thank you for the reminder to stay true to ourselves from Hendrix. I could thank you for a million more things that these characters have given me. My Hendrix often wonders if she should settle and I can’t wait for her to read her story through Hendrix. She will be able to see what I see and the world already knows. Can’t get enough is the perfect ending to the series. I say with this final book for a while. Just really thankful again for the words you put into the universe.

I absolutely loved the Skyland series, and am sad that it's over! Hendrix's story did not disappoint. I loved the MMC, Maverick. I really liked how the chemistry was written between Maverick and Hendrix. I love that all of the stories dealt with some tough subject matter, in this story Alzheimer's, and how thoughtful Kennedy Ryan is when she writes these tough themes. Another thing I love about these books is they center around sisterhood and women's empowerment.
This book was beautiful! I can't recommend it enough!
Thank you to Forever Publishing for providing this book for review consideration via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

Small Business BookTok ARC Reviews: “Can’t Get Enough” by Kennedy Ryan

Note: This ARC was given to me for free by the author and I am reviewing this book voluntarily.

Celebrity manager Hendrix Barry has a strict routine: managing projects, checking in on her Sister Circle, and caring for her mother, who is living with Alzheimer’s. Her busy schedule means love is the last thing on her mind. But when she catches the eye of Maverick Bell—the ex-husband of her current network collaborator—the forbidden tension between them becomes irresistible, and sparks begin to fly.

From the author of “Before I Let Go” and “This Could Be Us” comes Kennedy Ryan’s third installment in her Contemporary Romance omance series, “Skyland”! Ryan’s world-building throughout the series has been wonderfully consistent, balancing grounded characters exploring both romantic and self-love with ethnographic, respectful commentary on the disabled community. The dynamic between Hendrix and her mother, and how they navigate Alzheimer’s, is beautifully written, incorporating practices, accommodations, and communication tactics that demonstrate Ryan’s careful research and sensitivity in handling the subject matter. Hendrix’s romance arc is equally compelling, as her chemistry with Maverick allows her to not only explore her own needs but also connect with someone who respects her mother’s needs and understands how to support them. Through this, Hendrix finds a sense of balance in her life. Ready to return to the “Skyland” Sister Circle? Don’t miss out on this book when it hits shelves on May 13, 2025!

Rating: 5/5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Spice Meter: 5/5🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶

Tropes: Contemporary Romance, Billionaire Romance, Sister Circle/Sisterhood Narrative, Slow Burn Romance, Forbidden Romance, Plus-Size Representation, Dual POV's, Disability Representation, Celebrity Manager Protagonist, Romantic Getaway Subplot, and He Falls First.

Trigger Warnings: Discussions of Alzheimer’s, Friendship Conflicts, Discussions of Divorce, Ex Relationship Conflicts, Body Shaming, and Discussions of Injustice Against Diverse Small Businesses.

If life were as perfect as Ryan’s Skyland, there would be a Maverick Bell for every Black woman in the world. Because we deserve men who are kind, thoughtful, and courageous—men who make the women in their lives, both romantically and platonically, feel safe.

From the moment we meet Maverick, he’s poised, and steady—a man who knows himself in a world that will swallow you whole if you let it. His conversation with Zere, before the party, is a perfect example of his emotional intelligence. He has no obligation to her anymore, yet he still makes space for her emotions, validating her feelings while holding firm to his own boundaries. He doesn’t placate. He doesn’t say what she wants to hear just to keep the peace. He stands firm on his decision while still honoring what they shared—giving her time to move out, and consulting her before selling their Miami home, even though he had no legal or financial obligation to do so. This is what emotional intelligence looks like.

Through these pages, we get a great love story—two people drawn to each other, making space, and being vulnerable in ways that make them uncomfortable. Hendrix isn’t used to wanting to need someone. She doesn’t need Mav in the literal sense—she’s built her empire and excelled in every lane without him. But emotionally? That’s a different story. And Maverick—who could have any woman he wants—is looking for the one who fits. The final piece of the puzzle, the one you don’t find until the very end has been meant for you all along. That’s Hendrix.

Beyond the romance, we also feel the weight of caregiving. Hendrix struggles with guilt, frustration, and the pain of watching her mother slip away. The body may still be there, but the mind is fading day by day. She’s still grieving her father, coming to terms with Aunt G aging right alongside it all. Ryan doesn’t shy away from the heaviness of this reality, but she balances it so beautifully with Hen and Mav’s love. And Mav showing up for her at the hospital? Tears, I tell you.

Now, my only sincere critique would be that some of the dialogue felt a bit drawn out and, at times, unrealistic. Some conversations were very wordy and didn’t quite ring true to how people talk to each other. It wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, but there were moments where the dialogue took me out of the story just a bit.

That said, romance is one of the most popular genres for a reason, and Kennedy Ryan writes it so well. I don’t have to tell you to read this. You will.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 Stars – A Second Chance That Will Steal Your Heart

Kennedy Ryan has done it again! Can’t Get Enough is a breathtaking second-chance romance that brims with passion, heartache, and the kind of emotional depth that leaves you reeling long after the final page. With her signature lyrical prose and unflinching exploration of complex emotions, Ryan crafts a love story that is as poignant as it is scorching.

A Love Worth Fighting For

The story follows Greyson Eastwood, a man who once had it all—the love of his life, a promising future, and a sense of purpose. But life (and his own mistakes) took all of that away. Now, years later, he’s a single father trying to be the best man he can be while navigating the painful reality of past regrets. When Lexi Grant, the woman he never stopped loving, reappears in his life, all the emotions he buried come rushing back.

Lexi is no longer the wide-eyed dreamer she once was. She’s built a life for herself, learned from her own heartbreaks, and isn’t about to let Greyson waltz back into her heart without a fight. But the pull between them is undeniable, and as they navigate their past wounds and present desires, it becomes clear—some loves never truly die.

Kennedy Ryan’s Magic

What sets Can’t Get Enough apart from typical second-chance romances is Kennedy Ryan’s masterful storytelling. She doesn’t just tell a love story—she makes you feel every ounce of longing, regret, and hope. The chemistry between Greyson and Lexi is electric, but it’s the tenderness woven through their interactions that truly makes their relationship shine. Ryan writes love in a way that feels real—messy, complicated, and absolutely worth the risk.

The emotional stakes in this book are sky-high. There are gut-wrenching moments that will have you reaching for tissues, but there’s also a steady undercurrent of hope and resilience that makes every heartache worth it. And let’s not forget the banter! The push-and-pull between Greyson and Lexi is deliciously tense, filled with the kind of sharp, witty dialogue that makes you smirk even as your heart aches for them.

More Than Just Romance

Beyond the love story, Can’t Get Enough is a novel about redemption, self-worth, and healing. Greyson’s journey as a father adds layers of depth to his character, making him even more endearing. And Lexi? She’s the kind of heroine you root for—strong, vulnerable, and unwilling to settle for anything less than she deserves.

Ryan also touches on important themes such as forgiveness, the weight of past mistakes, and the courage it takes to let love in again. It’s romance with substance, the kind that lingers in your soul long after you’ve finished reading.

Final Thoughts

Can’t Get Enough is everything I want in a romance—beautifully written, emotionally gripping, and utterly unforgettable. It’s the kind of book that makes your heart ache in the best way and leaves you believing in the power of second chances.

If you love deeply emotional love stories, second-chance romance done right, and swoon-worthy heroes who fight for their happily ever after, Can’t Get Enough is an absolute must-read. Kennedy Ryan just keeps proving why she’s one of the best in the genre.

I loved Hendrix’s book—it was exactly what I expected. I loved seeing Yasmen and Soledad make appearances in this book; their sisterhood is beautiful. Maverick is everything to Hendrix, and she deserves so much love. I admired how strong she was throughout the book and how she never wavered, even in the tough situations she faced. Kennedy Ryan did an amazing job with the Alzheimer’s representation. If I hadn’t known about it before, this book would definitely provide insight. Kennedy Ryan has done it again—this book was so worth the wait for me.

Thank you Forever for the opportunity to read this book early in exchange for my honest review.

Kennedy Ryan’s third installment of her Skyland series takes the readers on a very different experience from the previous two novels in the series. If you are just joining the Skyland family, then maybe you don’t know the backstory. Yasmen, Soledad, and Hendrix are sistergirls and we get to watch each of them evolve in their love lives with the kinship of friendship. We see them hold on to each other during difficult decisions, self-doubt, and personal successes. This novel is a little different because Hendrix’s sistergirls are not as close by her side as she has been with them during the first two novels. Their support and love are still ever-present, but there are some extensions of friendship and support that also carry her through.


Hendrix’s story in Can’t Get Enough highlights that period in women’s lives where they have to put on their big girl clothes and face the world alone. It is not that Hendrix’s friends are not with her emotionally and physically when they can be, but there are some things a woman has to face head on. Hendrix does this with grace and style as she confronts the struggles of her mother’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, her brand building, and her once in a lifetime opportunity at love. We go on a rollercoaster with her that reminds us that the darkness does not always win. The easy way out for Hendrix would be to give up on herself, her mother, and the possibility of love, but she doesn’t and it leads her to her strongest self.


Ryan’s books always create the feels. Can’t Get Enough does just that. The raw and real of dealing with a parent in the throes of Alzheimer’s was so close to home that a reader cannot help, but know it comes from an authentic place. The pain of betrayal is reminiscent of that lesson we all have to learn and the complexities of creating a love is reflective of the way in which this very novel is built in layers. Love is not easy to find or maintain and Kennedy Ryan helps us to see what is possible. We just Can’t Get Enough of Kennedy Ryan.

Wonderful reading! I’ve been waiting for Hendrix’s story, and it was well worth it. I adore how she was loved, how she loved, and stood up for Black women. Ryan’s note about how it was related to UNC’s policies rang so true. Ultimately, so great to see Black love, joy, and resilience!

3.5 stars rounded up. I really loved Before I Let Go and This Could Be Us, and I didn’t enjoy this one for sure, but it just did not live up to the other two. I love Hendrix and I love Mav and I love them together! I LOVE Hendrix being spoiled by dating a billionaire because she deserves the world!! I did not like the whole drama with Zere at all. I wish there was a bigger gap between when she and Mav broke up and when he and Hendrix started dating (or just take her out altogether, she didn’t add anything). The storyline with Hendrix’s mom seriously broke my heart. Seeing a situation like that, having a parent with dementia, is so so heart wrenching. I loved the themes of community (especially the women!!) with Hendrix and her mom. Overall, I did really enjoy this book, definitely shed a few tears, but there were some dislikes that overshadowed the rest a bit. I will definitely be reading more from Kennedy Ryan though!!

Thank you so much to the publisher and NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I loved this conclusion to the trilogy! I loved getting to know Hendrix as a character, beyond what we see of her in the first two books. She sometimes came off as a little over the top in those books, but here we see such a different and more complex side of her character. I loved Maverick's character--sort of the definition of "if he wanted to, he would." Highly recommend!

Hendrix’s story was a lot different than what I thought it would be — but I liked how everything wrapped up in the end & seeing her be consistently true to herself. She navigated through A LOT of transitions! A new relationship, pouring into her friendships (my favorite bestie trio), her mother’s Alzheimer’s journey ❤️‍🩹and with her career + foundation. Hendrix really is that girl! a woman confident, full of life and with the biggest heart.

I really loved seeing Hendrix home in North Carolina with her mom + aunt 🥹 Kennedy Ryan displayed Alzheimer’s throughout the book with a lot of thought & care as well, which I appreciated.

I will say, this is my lowest rated book in the Skyland series. I did not enjoy the side characters story at all. Skipper & Bolt were weird/ and it seemed out of place to add that side storyline. Bolt’s personality was just terrible to me.

I also didn’t love the idea of Hen & Mavericks relationship starting while he was (to the public eye) still with Zere. I think because Hendrix is such a strong & beautifully written character, the “she stole my man” conflict did her a disservice.

All in all, I love Kennedy Ryan SOOO MUCH and the Skyland series will forever have a place in my heart 💓