This was a lovely conclusion to the Skyland series, and I've thoroughly loved getting to know each of our main characters, their love interests, and seeing them interact as a friend group.

Hendrix has been my favorite since we met her in Before I Let Go, and couldn't wait to get to her POV book. She's such a consistent and solid character, and it was a pleasure reading through her journey. I felt her and Mavericks chemistry upon their first meeting, but for me, it sort of fizzled in the middle and I think it was due to pacing. I also think he sounds too good to be true, even for romance book standards, but actually you know what, good for Hendrix-- it's what she deserves!

In each of the Skyland books, Kennedy includes things that aren't often represented in contemporary romances and wow is she just a marvel in the way she doesn't make the story feel too heavy, but also giving these topics the respect and care they deserve. This book was no different, and though I have no personal experience-- reading other reviews confirm what I felt: that it was handled with care.

I combo read this one, and unsurprisingly it was great as all the audiobooks in this series are! One thing that kind of bugged me was the narrator overlap with other books in this series and it always takes me a second to get adjusted to a new POV character with the same voice (if that makes sense).

I jumped into Can’t Get Enough without reading the first two books in the series, and I had no trouble falling completely in love with Hendrix and Maverick’s story. This interconnected standalone absolutely stands strong on its own with unforgettable characters, real-world stakes, and a romance that felt both swoony and grounded. The chemistry? Off the charts. The pacing? Addictive.

I was so looking forward to Hendrix's story and I was not disappointed in the slightest! Hendrix has a thriving career but that doesn't stop her from striving toward her next opportunity. Hendrix was always my favorite out of the friend group and I loved watching her journey of self-discovery, the grief of caring for an aging parent, and a passionate but healing love story.

Maybe it's because I am a CNA and work with Alzheimer patients on the regular, but this one hit so hard. As with the other books in this series, I was really blown away by how well-researched and tactfully Ryan approaches tender topics. The strains and bittersweet joys of caring for her mother felt very realistic and tears were shed!

Loved the support she had in her life already from her amazing friend group and how this book highlighted that while she was doing the damn thing, nobody is an island. The chemistry between Maverick, a suave and determined tech mogul, and her was palpable from their first time meeting at a party. Despite his obvious interest, I love that she had the self-awareness to know she wasn't emotionally capable of beginning a new relationship just yet. But, the way her pursued her and constantly worried about her well-being was enough to make even the most confident and self-sufficient woman swoon. I love that Kennedy Ryan's writing feels both accessible and poetic. The butterflies were fluttering, damn it, but she really knows how to strike that perfect balance to create an emotionally turbulent, but genuinely romantic novel. I never wanted to the Skyland series to end, but this was the perfect final book, in my opinion. The audiobook was dual narrated and I highly recommend in that format, but I also need a physical copy because it was that good!

First thing’s first: thank you Netgalley for the ALC of this book!

Can’t Get Enough by Kennedy Ryan was the 3rd book in a series of interconnected standalones. Full disclosure: I did not read the first two! This book follows career centric Hendrix and tech billionaire Maverick. They meet at a party and Mav, newly single, is instantly interested. Hendrix isn’t interested in dating, but he can’t help but pursue her.

There was a lot to like about this book: likable and compelling characters, great child free rep, real world struggles, etc etc etc. However, this really pushed the limits of suspending reality for the sake of a book for me. I definitely understand why a lot of people LOVED this one, it just wasn’t for me! It certainly wasn’t bad, it just wasn’t my taste.

3⭐️

This read was everything! Henn was so inspirational I loved everything about this story her headstrong and witty personality made me want to keep reading and never put it down. Mavyy was a breath of fresh air and he seen what he want and went after it. This love story was beautiful and I love how you got a glimpse of the characters from the previous books I always like an update. Pick this up you’ll love it


Oh btw I cried a lot but I also smiled and giggled tons!

We FINALLY have Hendrix’s story! I absolutely devoured the whole Skyland series and just want it to go on forever. I NEED more of Skipper and Bolt! Each book in this series has been an instant 5 star read for me, and Can’t Get Enough is no different. The way Kennedy Ryan entwines a serious theme through each of her books with character driven drama and romance is nothing short of magical.

Thank you to Kennedy Ryan, NetGalley and Hachette Audio for advanced access to this audiobook.

I loveeed the first two in the series so I wanted to love Hendrix’s story so badly.. I enjoyed the read but felt like there was something missing. There wasn’t a true build up to their romance and it happened very quickly.

I was so excited for Hendrix’s story because she was always the friend in the group that most intrigued me and thankfully her story delivered.

I loved her fierce and independent personality and appreciated that Maverick never wanted to change that about her. It was definitely spicy and I enjoyed getting glimpses of the previous main characters lives and how things have worked out for them.

Thank you Hachette Audio and NetGalley for the ARC!

I was THRILLED to get approved for this book - I have been devouring the Skyland series and could not wait to read this one! It was about time for Hendrix's story, and boy did it deliver! Kennedy Ryan has a way of grabbing your heart and twisting it, but then also leaving it wide open. I am obsessed with this series, obsessed with the narration of the book, and obsessed with Kennedy Ryan.

Thank you again for the ARC!

Each book in this series has celebrated Black joy through the stories of strong and successful women. But this was my favorite of the three. Hendrix is an independent, confident woman who lives exactly the way she wants — including being happily child-free. I rarely see this in books and really appreciated.

Maverick was Hendrix’s perfect match. He was supportive and loving without taking over her story. Also, the book had no major miscommunication plot lines, no third-act breakup, and no pointless drama.

I do think the book didn’t need to be quite as long as it was. Toward the end, I found myself skimming some of the steam just because I was ready to move on but still wanted to see where the characters would end up.

Thank you to NetGalley for the early listeners copy! The audio of this book was so well done!

Thank you to NetGalley, Hachette Audio, Kennedy Ryan, for this ARC of “Can’t Get Enough” which came out May 13, 2025

I absolutely devoured this book! This is the third book of the Skylar Trilogy by Kennedy Ryan, and I am completely obsessed with the entire series. This final installment was by far the spiciest of them all 🌶️🥵—and I loved every second of it.

The audiobook production was top-tier. The narrators deliver such powerful performances; they truly bring the characters to life. Listening to Kennedy Ryan’s work always feels like experiencing a movie—raw, emotional, and incredibly vivid. I wouldn’t be surprised if this trilogy gets picked up for a film or TV adaptation one day. It’s that good.

Trigger warnings: Parent with Alzheimers

⭐️Overall Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This novel was provided by the publisher, via Net Galley, in exchange for my honest review.

This is an emotionally charged and powerful read. Hendrix Barry, a successful woman juggling a thriving career and the responsibility of caring for her mother with Alzheimer's, felt so real and relatable. Her reluctance to open herself up to love makes sense, especially when she meets Maverick Bell, a man who challenges everything she believes about relationships. The romance between them was tender, raw, and beautifully written, but what stood out most was how Ryan balanced love with friendship, family, and personal growth themes. This book is more than just a love story; it reflects on sacrifice, resilience, and redefining what it means to "have it all." It’s a perfect conclusion to the Skyland series.

The audiobook narrators did a wonderful job.

This one is probably the best of the Skyland series for me. I was in my feels in regards to Hendrix and her coming to terms with her mother's Alzheimers. The romance was paced well enough for me and he was the best romantic love interest in this series...

However, that doesn't really mean much because overall they all have major flaws that make me question why any of the fmcs end up with them.

This book overall is still middle of the road. I was so looking forward to getting Hendrix's story because I loved her appearances in the previous books. But this Hen didn't feel like the same Hen and was far from the story I thought I was gonna get. Despite that, I did find my time reading it to be fine. Well paced out with a tolerable amount of cringe lol

I wish I had more to say about the book but there's not really much to say about it I'm regards to the romance.

I did like how it ended. Very heartfelt and tied things up nicely.
I will continue to read more of Kennedy Ryan's books because they are fun while exploring ideas and themes with care and research. Much to appreciate there

I was so looking forward to Hendrix’s story, which makes it all the more disappointing that this ended up being my least favorite installment in the Skyland trilogy.

My biggest frustration was the romance, specifically, the love interest, Maverick Bell. He just didn’t feel like a fully realized character. Other than being hot and obsessed with his wealth (24-karat gold woven into his sheets—seriously?), he lacked depth. His constant attempts to throw money at problems felt less like grand gestures and more like love bombing.

Their connection felt surface-level at best. The emotional foundation of their relationship: that they both have family members suffering from Alzheimer’s, didn’t feel like enough to justify the soulmates-level love the book was trying to sell. It read more like lust than anything lasting.

What did shine, though, and what Kennedy Ryan always nails, is the portrayal of women and their friendships. Hendrix’s dedication to supporting Black women entrepreneurs through her fund, her aunt’s quiet strength in caring for her sister, the church ladies organizing a meal train, and the unwavering support from Soledad and Yas... all of it was heartfelt and beautifully done. The true love story here is the one between women and their community. I wouldn't have minded if the entire story focused on them and left Maverick out completely.

Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for the ALC in exchange for an honest review.

Can't Get Enough: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Although this was book 3 of a series, it was great as a standalone! I did not read the first two beforehand, but after this one, I may need to!

It follows Hendrix, a strong and independent woman, as she navigates the complexities of falling for someone who impacts her professional life. The story touches important real-life topics such as elder care and mental health, shown in a relatable and understandable manner.

Narrators Wesleigh Siobhan and Jakobi Diem had voices like butter. Listening to them both was soothing but also felt like I was listening to one of my friends. I prefer dual narration when there are multiple POVs, so this was another win.

Thank you to NetGalley, Forever Grand Central Publishing, and Hachette Audio for providing this audio ARC in exchange for an honest review!

The third book in Kennedy Ryan’s Skyland series, Can’t Get Enough, gave me all the feels—again! While it wasn’t my absolute favorite of the books, I still really enjoyed it. The friendship between the women continues to be one of my favorite parts of this series—strong, supportive, and full of heart. Kennedy Ryan has a way of writing that’s honest and raw, but still so easy to sink into. I laughed, I sighed, and I even teared up a little. This one was a solid 4 stars for me!
I listened to the audiobook courtesy of Netgalley and Hachette Audio and loved every minute!

I have tried reading/listening to romance novels and have finally decided that they are not for me because the plot does not develop as I would like.. Many people like Kennedy Ryan; I have tried her books and wanted to give this one a go, especially because it was in audiobook form, but I have realized that this is not my preferred genre. Sorry!

Kennedy Ryan's Can't Get Enough offers a compelling look into the life of Hendrix Barry, a woman who truly seems to have it all – a glittering career in the entertainment industry, a supportive circle of friends, and a loving family. Her life is a masterclass in goal-setting and achievement, a real-life vision board brought to fruition. However, amidst this impressive tapestry of success, Ryan realistically portrays Hendrix grappling with the demanding yet universal challenge of caring for an aging parent, adding a layer of depth and relatability to her otherwise seemingly perfect existence.
The narrative shines brightest when exploring Hendrix's initial resistance to romance. Her past experiences have led her to believe that relationships offer a low return on investment, and frankly, she hasn't met a man who can truly keep pace with her dynamic life. This changes, however, with the introduction of Maverick Bell. The tech mogul is presented as a formidable force, both intellectually and emotionally, and their initial encounter at a high-profile party sparks an undeniable connection. Ryan excels at building this initial tension, making their "forbidden fruit" dynamic incredibly alluring. Maverick’s persistent and thoughtful pursuit of Hendrix is genuinely swoon-worthy, as he not only spoils her but, more importantly, sees and appreciates her for who she is.
Where the book earns its four-star rating is in its exploration of Hendrix's internal conflict. The dilemma of choosing between the carefully constructed path she's set for herself and the undeniable pull of a potentially transformative love is well-articulated and feels authentic. The pacing is generally strong, drawing the reader into Hendrix's world and making her aspirations and anxieties palpable.
While the romance is undeniably captivating, a slightly deeper dive into the specific challenges of Hendrix's industry or a more expansive exploration of her relationship with her aging parent could have elevated the narrative further. Nevertheless, Can't Get Enough is a richly drawn story of a driven woman navigating the complexities of modern life, career, and an unexpected, all-consuming love. It's a highly enjoyable read that will leave readers rooting for Hendrix to truly have it all.

This was one of my highly anticipated reads of the year. Although it was much different from what I imagined, I still loved it. I knew that I related to Hendrix the most of the Skyland crew, on a personal and familial level, so her story was close to my heart. My mother suffered from early onset dementia so seeing Hendrix's mother with Alzheimer's was very hard for me. The opening scene brought back memories that I had repressed but Mrs. Ryan knows she can write anything. It was difficult to read at times but she did it so beautifully. Now when we got to the love story, I'll be real that took a little getting used to as well. It was a messy situation which makes for an entertaining book. Now if this happened in real life would I be rooting Hendrix? Baby, I don't know! But in this book? Get your man, sis! Overall, I loved it and I loved seeing all the Skyland women back together again for the finale. Their ending was so satisfying. Can't wait to read Score next!

General Rating: Rounded up from 4.5 stars
Narration: 5 stars Wesleigh and Jakobi can do no wrong in my eyes. They always enhance an experience for me!

Hendrix's story wrapped this series up so well. I loved that she was wildly independent but also allowed herself to be soft and loved unconditionally. Maverick was a great balance to her especially professionally but he was able to reach her at a level that others couldn't with their shared experience with Alzheimers disease. The cameos from other KR novels was an added plus. I highly recommend this book/ series.