Cant get enough is another angsty love between two adults that have experienced hardship. At this point I know that Kennedy Ryan books will just hit hard in all aspects! The MCs bond over the mental health issues of older parents whilst fighting off attraction to each other. This was a captivating listen, whilst also tugging on my heartstrings. I'm really glad there was no cheating in this one! The side character girl group was amazing and really made those sense so much fun to read. The tension between the two MC was hot!
Love the narrator for this audiobook and she made it so enjoyable to listen to.
Thanks to Hachette audio and Netgalley for an ALC!

This book was beautifully written! Every chapter of this book held my attention and I didn't want to put it down. Much less I did't want the story to end. I love the Skyland series and have enjoyed each book in the series. The relationship between these three friends is beautiful and reminds me of many of my friendships. I loved the relationship between Hendrix and her mother and watching her navigate Alzheimers. Their relationship the ups and downs of being a daugher of aging parent was really touching. I adored Maverick and is unwavering pursuit of Hendrix was refreshing. Seeing her be loved unapologetically was amazing. The narration of the book was superb! My favorite narrators never disappoint and the absolutely brought the story to life!

3.5 stars rounded up.

I'm a bit torn with this one. Really loved both of the leads, enjoyed the dual POV of understanding their intentions, feelings, motivations, etc, and was so pleasantly surprised to hear Wesleigh Siobhan & Jakobi Diem duo narrating together!! I loved their co-narrations on other romances and am so happy they're continuing to work together!

So. Many great things in this book. Many many great little moments and elements. I'm surprised to say that I didn't hate the billionaire hero. Good for him. Also this didn't try to make him seem like a good billionaire, he just was a good human at his core. His money went towards uplifting the Black community and that was awesome. The heroine didn't change her morals or beliefs for him, and I loved seeing a child free by choice and without remorse character. Also hellz yeah for big body representation, using all the sex toys and lube needed, and a romance with leads over 40.

Things I noted down that I loved:
- Waffle house date
- Side plot of both assistants hate fucking each other and their chemistry
- Fucking in a closet and almost getting caught, gasp!
- Mom and heroine scene in the hospital had me in tears
- Apparently I'm actually ok with the extremely wealthy wasting money and ruining the environment with frivolous jet trips just to make sure the heroine is ok and cared for. She does deserve it.
- So many roses
- Their pet names
- Found family the heroine has with her group of girl friends that have her back.

The part I'm torn on is this not feeling like a romance, and veering more into the fiction with a romantic subplot side of things. I'm not the most familiar with this author, and thought the plot was deeply developed, it just kind of took over the romance elements. Caring for a parent with Alzheimer's, grief of losing loved ones, moving back home, class action lawsuits, bitter exes and work drama. There was so much plot happening, that the romance took more to the back-burner after a while. And it's great seeing established and mature couples, but also I want the romance lol. At about the 80% mark, this started to feel looooong.

If this was a fiction, it'd be 4.5 stars, maybe 5. For romance, this fell a little flat and I'm really bummed about that!

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5/5 stars

I listened to Can’t Get Enough on audiobook and was completely hooked. The narration brought so much emotion to the story—Kennedy Ryan knows how to write characters you feel deep in your chest. Beautiful, heartbreaking, and healing all at once. I didn’t want it to end.

The story follows Hendrix Barry, a successful entertainment entrepreneur juggling her thriving career and caring for her mother, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Enter Maverick Bell, a tech mogul whose charm and understanding nature make him hard to resist—even though he’s involved with Hendrix’s colleague. Their connection is immediate and intense, leading Hendrix to question the boundaries she’s set for herself.  

Kennedy Ryan masterfully blends themes of love, sacrifice, and self-reliance, creating a narrative that’s both deeply personal and universally relatable. The audiobook’s narration enhances the experience, making the characters’ emotions and struggles feel incredibly real.

This book is a poignant exploration of finding happiness amidst life’s challenges. It’s a story that stays with you long after it ends. 

The anticipation of waiting for Can't Get Enough to release was pure agony. It was definitely one of my most anticipated reads of 2025. The Skyland series quickly became a favourite and Can't Get Enough was an exceptional addition.

Hendrix has been from the beginning a character that I needed to learn more about. She's a fierce female, a loyal friend and would do anything for those she loves. Seeing her grow and change was such a phenomenal experience.

I listened to the audio book and let me tell you that was an absolute treat.

**Received audio book ARC through NetGalley. Voluntarily reviewed.**

This book was absolutely beautiful. What I did not expect was to fall more in love with Mav than I did with Hendrix. Their story is beautiful and allows you to build love for both of them. Hendrix is a reminder of you can be happy and get everything you want without settling, and Mav is the perfect example of a man. Definitely one of my favorite reads.

𝑹𝑬𝑨𝑫 𝑰𝑭 𝒀𝑶𝑼 𝑳𝑰𝑲𝑬:
♡ billionaire romance
♡ he falls first
♡ friends to lovers
♡ bada$$ FMC
♡ girl gang

𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑻𝑯𝑶𝑼𝑮𝑯𝑻𝑺:
This was my first Kennedy Ryan book and I’ve 100% been missing out! I listened to the audiobook and it made me SO glad I have a signed copy of this book on my shelves 😍

The audiobook was the way to go. Both narrators did such an amazing job; when Hendrix was talking to her friends I was cackling at their convos. Highly recommend!!

Hendrix is a boss babe and Maverick is a billionaire with a heart of gold. They were able to bond over some really heavy experiences and it only solidified their relationship in the end. Maverick was sooo patient and understanding of the hard time Hendrix was going through; he was the sweetest. I really felt for Hendrix and the waters she had to navigate, but I loved that she had the best community to depend on.

I loved it! As I knew I would. Kennedy Ryan did an amazing job with this series. Yes, there is romance and steamy exchanges, but there are real life issues and challenges that make this series so relatable and not as fantastical as other romance novels. And the research she does for these books is impeccable. sad this series is over.. excited for what Is to come next! excellent narration as always!

Kennedy Ryan does it again with Can’t Get Enough—a beautifully written, emotionally rich romance that balances passion with real-life depth. The characters are layered, the chemistry is undeniable, and the themes of healing and second chances hit hard in the best way. A few pacing hiccups kept it from being a perfect 5, but overall, this was a deeply satisfying and heartfelt read

Can’t Get Enough is everything I’ve come to expect from Kennedy Ryan—poetic, passionate, and profoundly human. From the very first page, the emotional depth pulls you in and doesn’t let go. This story isn’t just about romantic love; it’s about healing, second chances, and choosing yourself in the aftermath of life’s hardest seasons.

The characters are beautifully flawed and fully realized. The leading couple’s chemistry is undeniable, but what makes their connection so impactful is the honesty with which it’s written. They don’t just fall in love—they grow in love. Their struggles are real, their dialogue is emotionally charged yet grounded, and their healing feels hard-earned and deeply satisfying.

What stood out most is Kennedy Ryan’s ability to write love that makes space for grief, growth, and grace. She doesn’t shy away from the hard topics—parenting, past trauma, blended families—but she weaves them into the romance with such care and respect. The emotional pacing is masterful.

Can’t Get Enough is more than a romance; it’s a reminder that love doesn’t always come easy, but when it’s real, it’s worth every scar, every sacrifice, every vulnerable moment. This book will stay with me.

This was so good I barely even know where to start.

I absolutely loved listening to Hendrix's journey from the beginning to end. Hendrix was a BOSS in every way imaginable but this story told us that even the strong friend needs support and help too and that was Hendrix. The relationship between Hendrix and her mom was heartbreaking and inspiring at the same time because of what they were going through with her health but also when they had those breakthrough moments when it was just them and the way they were able to connect.

MAVERICK, MAVERICK, MAVERICK!!! I loved him soooo much for Hendrix. He was exactly what she needed in a man and more. Whenever she called Maverick showed up for her no matter what he had going on.

It was the Discovery and Negotiation phase for me!

The storytelling was absolutely amazing. Wesleigh Siobhan and Jakobi Diem did a fantastic job.

Thank you Hatchette Audio and Netgalley for the ALC.

This book follows Hendrix, who’s thriving in her career, surrounded by amazing friends and family, and chasing big dreams. She has no time for love and hasn’t found the one among all the frogs… until Maverick Bell shows up.

Maverick did not come to play. He chased Hendrix like he was on a mission and wasn’t letting up. I honestly would’ve called the police 😂 He was intense, but it was captivating. Their messy, passionate situation kept me interested.

The spice? Wow! I felt like I was intruding reading some of those scenes 😅 Kennedy Ryan doesn’t hold back.

Beyond the heat, Kennedy tackles real issues too. Hendrix’s family is dealing with Alzheimer’s, and as a social worker, I witness how tough it can be. Kennedy handled it with so much care.

Seeing Soledad and Yasmen pop up had me grinning like I’d found old friends. I’m genuinely sad this trilogy is over.

Out of the three, this one didn’t have me rushing to pick it up like the others, but it still kept me reading. Before I Let Go still holds my heart.

I also wished Hendrix and Maverick’s relationship had a bit more depth, I felt like it mostly came from the sexual chemistry, and I wanted more emotional connection.

And those Top Boy references….Made me cringe (especially on audiobook 😂), which was otherwise amazing thanks to the narrators. They really brought the story to life for me, which I enjoyed.

I absolutely loved the dual narration by both narrators. I eat up every single Skyland book as an audiobook because it plays out like a movie. The tone, the inflection, the pacing. It's perfect. I would love to continue following audiobooks with their narration.

As for the story, unfortunately I didn't connect with it. The prologue was amazing and as I go deeper into the story, I didn't feel like Hendrix was the Hendrix I met in the Skyland series. I unfortunately DNF but I find this story could be great for readers who love a billionaire romance with a woman who holds her own.

Overall, I will still read and listen to any book/audiobook by Kennedy Ryan.

The description of this book is right up my alley, and I was so excited to listen to it! Unfortunately, it fell very flat for me, and I struggled to get invested into the characters. I did like how the storyline and the character life's touched on problems people struggle with every day. I also loved the cover and the narrators are great!

I loved this one! The characters were fantastic, excellent development throughout the story. I loved the way he was patient but persistent and willing to be in her life however she would have him. The chemistry was instant and intense. The romance was off the charts! He’s the everything women want in a life partner. And the complexity with their connection point played out in a very real way.

The way Kennedy Ryan also highlights some very real systemic issues was a statement on its own, but the author’s note was very poignant.

The audiobook was so well done. Wesleigh Siobhan and Jakobi Diem delivered another stellar performance!

I absolutely loved Kennedy Ryan's Hoops series, and I've been dying to read more of her books and I've heard amazing things about this series.
Can't Get Enough, is emotional and raw. I loved Hendrix and how strong she was, she knew what she wanted and what to do to get it. Maverick is everything you would look for in a real life man/relationship. Supportive, respectful and emotionally mature. I loved these two together. They are perfect. I also loved the female friendship Hendrix had with her girls.
I really need to go back and read the rest of the series.
The narrators, Jakobi Diem and Wesleigh Siobhan did a brilliant job of bringing these characters to life. They really brought every emotion to the surface while listening to this book. They made each characters personality traits stand out.
Thank you to Netgalley and the author for the ALC!

Poignant and powerful contemporary romance, which works so well as an audiobook. The narration by Wesleigh Siobhan and Jakobi Diem really drew me into the story and has me seeking out more of their work.

This story offers a mixture of laugh-out-loud moments, brilliant banter, fabulous friendships, family duty, as well as so many heartfelt and raw moments. Kennedy Ryan handles difficult topics with nuance and care.

“The right one won’t ask you to give up your dreams. They’ll care about them just as much as you do.”

With many thanks to Hachette Audio and NetGalley for an advanced listening copy of this heartwarming story, in exchange for an honest review.

Hendrix "Hen" has a great job in the entertainment industry and she currently repsents her friend as a model. While she's at an industry party she meets Maverick. He's tall, dark, and handsome. And Hendrix can't get him off her mind, even though he's currently in a relationship and she's not the kind of girl who steps out with someone else's man. In this book we also follow Hendrix as she navigates taking care of her mom who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. The care and thoughtful way Kennedy Ryan discusses the beautiful good days with Hendrix's mother and the heartbreaking bad days is what Kennedy Ryan does best, tuggs on your heartstrings. Kennedy navigates this topic with the utmost care and this is something that I appreciate about her writing. She always makes sure to get first person accounts of the subject matter she discusses in her books. It's this level of thoughtfully curated research that I've come to know from her novels. The narrators did such a great job handling the more heavy familial experiences and giving the words gravitis and grace. Not surprisingly Kennedy Ryan did it again, she gave us a romance where the female lead is a strong woman who meets a man that adds to her already established life. And the male lead is thoughtful and a smooth talker, telling Hendrix all the sweet and smutty things. 🌶️🥵
I really liked that Hendrix was vocal about choosing to live a childless life and how that isn't the only thing that defines her. Overall, this was a great ending to the amazing Skyland series.


Thank you NetGalley and Hachette Audio for the ARC copy in return for an honest review. ✨

This isn't really a surprise to anyone here. Most of you know l'm a @kennedyryan1 stan. I've loved every book l've read by her and this one is no different.
This book has Alzheimer's rep which is a first for me. & as someone who has seen first hand how this disease effects people and their family, it quite literally had me in my feels when reading.
I love Hendrix in the other books and was WAITING for her book. It did not disappoint. If you're looking for a book with a strong FMC who also happens to be plus size. This is the book for you
Beautiful writing, beautiful book. I loved how both Hendrix and Mavericks shared experience with Alzheimer's tied into their connection and story.
I highly reccomend reading and listening to the dual audiobook tandemly. Thank you @netgalley for both the ARC and ALC in exchange for my honest review.

We finally got Hendrix’s story—and yes, she is every bit the fierce, independent woman we’ve come to know in the earlier books. What I loved most is that it didn’t feel like I was being introduced to her; it felt like catching up with an old friend and discovering new layers. She’s deeply relatable, especially for readers who value their independence. Even when she enters a relationship with Maverick Bell—our smooth, charming mogul—she never loses herself. I loved that for her.

As for Hendrix and Maverick together? Genuinely sweet. I didn’t quite get the emotional punch that would’ve pushed this to a solid 5 stars for me—some of the early lavish gifts had me side-eyeing like 👀 is it giving love bombing? But as the story unfolds, their actions speak volumes. Their connection felt steady, intentional, and rooted in mutual respect.