I was excited to read Dylan's story. More Than This is one of my favorite books and I was super happy to follow these characters' journey into adulthood and going through so much pain to finally achieve their very well deserved happiness. 
 I think it is reasonable to say that this series needs to be read in order. You get a lot more this way. 
 Dylan Banks has been the quiet one. The one who's there but doesn't like to say more than he has to. He's a marine and after an injury he's back in town on medical leave. His father and his brother Eric are living in the same house. Dylan has never had a great relationship with them, but he has nowhere else to go and he's not ready to see his friends yet. Dylan is still dealing with everything that happened in Afghanistan, he's having problems sleeping and socializing. However, our heroine is so broken that when they meet, they realize they have too much in common. 
 "Because sometimes you need to have nightmares to appreciate the dreams." 
 Their road to stability is not an easy one and I'm still amazed at the obstacles they had to overcome to remain together. 
 "Always faithful." 
 The "more" gang is all there for both main characters in every way possible. They are the foundation. They give comic relief, great advice or just an ear to listen. I loved how, over time, Dylan's relationship improved with his family. Jay is great at making me care for her secondary characters. 
 I'm not going to lie, it kills me to let this crowd go. I'm going to miss them. 
 Thanks Jay for writing such a great series! 
 "What I had wasn't enough. I wanted more than enough." 
 Cliffhanger: No 
 4.5/5 Fangs 
 A complimentary copy was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.