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I can’t express how excited I was to get my hands on this book, Mia Sheridan has long been one of very few authors who’ve never disappointed me, and I eagerly anticipate each of her new releases. Sometimes some things are just too good to continue indefinitely, and that is what happened with More Than Words. I was a miss for me, I nearly DNF’d it several times, but pushed on because I love Ms. Sheridan’s work so deeply. The last half of the book redeemed the first, somewhat, but I felt like this novel was missing the ‘Mia Magic’ I’ve come to expect from her work.

There were parts of this book that were absolutely perfect. The beginning of Jessica and Callen’s relationship tore my heart out. Both for the little boy who was obviously broken beyond repair and for the little girl who was left without a goodbye. Part Three of their story was also wonderful. I loved how Ms. Sheridan brought this story together and gave them the ending they both deserved. Among my favorite aspects of More Than Words was the story Jessica had been hired to translate, it added such a phenomenal dimension to the book and mirror to Jessica and Callen’s story.

Callen called to my heart, between his love for music and how broken he was I found him highly endearing. He was the reason I kept reading this book. I needed to know why he was so broken, why he felt so badly of himself, why he refused to believe in himself. The way he grew, matured, and healed throughout the novel was sublime. That growth arc wouldn’t have been possible without Jessica, and for that, I loved her, even though I had a harder time connecting with her character.

I have so many wishes for this book, but my biggest would be that several of the scenes with supporting characters be reworked. I’m not sure what was going on with them, but several interactions Jessica and Callen had with those characters felt forced and awkward, particularly the dialogue. Secondly, I wish the connection between Jessica and Callen would have been stronger. There were a few perfectly beautiful scenes between them where I could feel their love for one another, but a lot of it fell flat. Finally, I wish the beginning of the book had been more quick-paced, it seemed like there was so much scene setting and history telling, I had a hard time connecting with the characters or wanting to know how their lives were going to play out.

More Than Words is a standalone novel and is not connected to any of Mia Sheridan’s other works. It is written in dual first-person perspective, narrated by Jessica and Callen.

Mia Sheridan has always been at the top of my list of must-read authors. Her stories are deeply emotional and profoundly romantic. Her prose is usually flawless and poetic, lending an added layer of romanticism to her writing. I don’t feel like More Than Words demonstrated the depth of her talent and I am heartbroken to have not seen her signature style and gift.


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More Than Words A Love Story Mia Sheridan 9781538727393 Books Reviews

More Than Words A Love Story is most definitely the BEST book I have read this year! Mia Sheridan was in my top five favorite books read last year with Most of All You as well. I am reeling with love and emotion for this book right now. It is more than a five star read for me. I ate up every chapter, every scene, every word.

More Than Words A Love Story is a treasure. This is a sensual, spiritual journey to savor with a bonus story inside the story. I loved Joan of Arc’s mysterious companion’s journals that needed Jessie's expertise to translate. These journals created a second love story that was inspiring to read and I enjoyed this thoroughly. Callen and Jessie's story from both of their points of view will stick with me for a very long time. I’m in awe of the beauty, flow, the focus on music and history and all of the romantic scenes in this book, I loved Paris!

The redemption and heartache were so beautifully done. Callen's backstory was painful. The lifelong bond of Callen and Jessie gripped me at its beginning. I loved these characters, their unique story and all they went through apart and together. Mia Sheridan is a very detailed, imaginative, beautiful writer and I get lost in her worlds. I thought Grayson's Vow would be my forever favorite of hers, or Archer's Voice or Most of All, You but More Than Words really has spoken to me. This is a must read! Thank you, Mia!

A few of my highlights
(Jessica) But there was still sweetness in him and an endearing awkwardness that made my heart skip a beat.

(Callen) Jessie was right about what she'd said ealrier - what else was music but emotion put to sound?

(Callen) Since then I'd hidden behind so many things, gotten lost in the lifestyle I'd chosen, felt like I was all smoke and mirrors for so, so long.
"Fairy tales helped me disappear into worlds where princes were loyal and honest and where princesses were strong and brave."

Any of my book friends will tell you that Archer's Voice is my favorite book by Mia Sheridan. It doesn't mean I didn't like her other books, it's just that Archer's Voice is my favorite.

Knowing that I enjoyed Mia's writing when the opportunity presented for me to get an early copy of More Than Words, I wasn't going to pass it over.

Who would have thought that meeting in an abandoned train boxcar would have an effect on two people so great that neither will forget it?

When Callen Hayes and Jessica Creswell meet for the first time, they are both teenagers. They soon realize they have something in common. Neither has a happy home.

Jessica likes to pretend she's in a fantasy and she sees Callen as her broken Prince. For his part, Callen is happy to let Jessica read to him and take him away from his problems. Several months later and after they share a special moment, Callen disappears from her life and they don't see each other until they are both adults in Paris.

“I’m here to save you,”

Sadly, the reunion doesn't go as planned. Callen doesn't recognize her but after that night, he can't seem to forget the woman who said those words to him. As fate will have it, they will meet one more time but this time might be their last chance.

Callen is a well-known composer who has lost his muse until he has Jessica back in his life. Yet, his fame as a womanizer and a borderline alcoholic doesn't ensure confidence from Jessica. She knows she won't be with a man who can't remain faithful to her. For his part, Callen can be his worst enemy but Jessica brings back the music to him. She inspires him and makes him want to be better. The question is can he let go of his past?

More Than Words gives a message of hope and love which is perfect for a romance fan.

"I want to live fiercely and without regret."

Cliffhanger No

4/5 Fangs
I can’t express how excited I was to get my hands on this book, Mia Sheridan has long been one of very few authors who’ve never disappointed me, and I eagerly anticipate each of her new releases. Sometimes some things are just too good to continue indefinitely, and that is what happened with More Than Words. I was a miss for me, I nearly DNF’d it several times, but pushed on because I love Ms. Sheridan’s work so deeply. The last half of the book redeemed the first, somewhat, but I felt like this novel was missing the ‘Mia Magic’ I’ve come to expect from her work.

There were parts of this book that were absolutely perfect. The beginning of Jessica and Callen’s relationship tore my heart out. Both for the little boy who was obviously broken beyond repair and for the little girl who was left without a goodbye. Part Three of their story was also wonderful. I loved how Ms. Sheridan brought this story together and gave them the ending they both deserved. Among my favorite aspects of More Than Words was the story Jessica had been hired to translate, it added such a phenomenal dimension to the book and mirror to Jessica and Callen’s story.

Callen called to my heart, between his love for music and how broken he was I found him highly endearing. He was the reason I kept reading this book. I needed to know why he was so broken, why he felt so badly of himself, why he refused to believe in himself. The way he grew, matured, and healed throughout the novel was sublime. That growth arc wouldn’t have been possible without Jessica, and for that, I loved her, even though I had a harder time connecting with her character.

I have so many wishes for this book, but my biggest would be that several of the scenes with supporting characters be reworked. I’m not sure what was going on with them, but several interactions Jessica and Callen had with those characters felt forced and awkward, particularly the dialogue. Secondly, I wish the connection between Jessica and Callen would have been stronger. There were a few perfectly beautiful scenes between them where I could feel their love for one another, but a lot of it fell flat. Finally, I wish the beginning of the book had been more quick-paced, it seemed like there was so much scene setting and history telling, I had a hard time connecting with the characters or wanting to know how their lives were going to play out.

More Than Words is a standalone novel and is not connected to any of Mia Sheridan’s other works. It is written in dual first-person perspective, narrated by Jessica and Callen.

Mia Sheridan has always been at the top of my list of must-read authors. Her stories are deeply emotional and profoundly romantic. Her prose is usually flawless and poetic, lending an added layer of romanticism to her writing. I don’t feel like More Than Words demonstrated the depth of her talent and I am heartbroken to have not seen her signature style and gift.