Delphie Gray

More Than Everything (More Than..., #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Liv isn't looking for Mr Right or even Mr Right Now. Three years on from a traumatic event, she's still haunted by the ghost of her ex. Then there's a platonic friend Rufus, who wants to be much, much more. With her career finally starting to take off, Liv is happy to be single and sharing a flat with her best friend India. Then she meets Benedict and everything gets complicated. He's rich, intense and plagued by his own dark secrets. Initially, Liv doesn't want to get into a relationship with him but she can't seem to stay away from him either.
The past constantly threatens to tear them apart as they tentatively try to build a relationship. Benedict is insecure, the legacy of an absent mother and a suicidal, alcoholic father. He's also infertile and questions Liv's commitment to him long-term if they cannot have a family. Liv, in turn, is overwhelmed by Benedict's emotional baggage and wonders if, as two damaged people, they can make it work. When Benedict's half-sister is reported missing, they do their best to find her and on the way discover if they are, after all, meant to be together.

More Than Everything is the first in the More Than... series, which follows Liv and Benedict's passionate and often complicated journey to reach their happy ever after. It can be read as a standalone or as part of the series.

Fans of the After series, Fifty Shades of Grey and the Crossfire books will love it.

"Hot, intense and totally addictive read." Goodreads review

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Delphie Gray
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463823057
• Artikelnr.: 52635418

Autorenporträt

I've always loved books. It started with Nurse Matilda Comes To Town and Ballet Shoes and then quickly progressed to anything I could get my hands on. We didn't have books at home so I worked my way through my local library, plundering the stacks every week for something new. Wedged into those little plastic seats that looked like upside-down yoghurt pots, I would leaf through any new book, weighing up whether it made the grade to be taken home.

I've taken home a lot of books in my time. From growing up without bookshelves, I've had special shelves made in my house for all my books. And they're stacked two deep.

Books gave me the first stage for my imagination long. When I graduated to having a small black and white TV in my bedroom, I fell in love with foreign films and watched French films that were far too sophisticated and sexy for my age. The images were as poetic as those conjured by any books. And way sexier. Until I found Henry Miller and Anais Nin. The 'highbrow' stuff eventually gave way to the more popular stuff. I discovered that sexy books didn't have to come from a university reading list; funny, sharp mainstream literature could be just as erotic and emotional.

I found Sylvia Day and Olivia Cunning. Three-dimensional characters who liked sex. And had complex histories and ambitions. I devoured them all and when I was finally free of small children, I sat down and wrote what I wanted to read. I wrote about Liv, someone I could relate to but who had a life that I secretly dreamed of. Liv met a man as complicated as she was. He made her cry but also scream in ecstasy. Finding a path through the emotional minefield wasn't guaranteed but having the best sex of her life was. Writing about Liv lifted me out of the mundane reality of my life and into a sensual, emotionally charged world. I hope it does the same for you.