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Enough: A Romantic Drama

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Five years ago Mary Thomas had it all - a loving husband, adored twin daughters, and a promising career - before tragedy blew up her life and destroyed her entire world.

Now, Mary is finally ready for a fresh start… on the condition that she work alongside Tye Thompson, her first love who disappeared from her life eighteen years ago.

But when the mistakes from her past threaten to destroy her fresh start, Mary is forced to make a decision. Will she succumb to the consequences of her choices? Or will she stand up and fight for life, legacy, and love she deserves?

315 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 16, 2025

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15 reviews6 followers
March 9, 2026
I read a lot of good books and plenty of five-star reads but when I say this was an easy five stars, I mean it.

I was literally in tears while reading and found myself shouting at the pages, rooting for Mae the entire time. She goes through everything you could imagine, and just when I thought the plot couldn’t get any thicker, the story twisted again and again. My jaw was on the floor the whole time.

If you’re looking for a suspenseful romance, this is absolutely it! But don’t expect a typical love story. This one will leave you completely floored.

Trigger warnings: pregnancy and parental loss.
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512 reviews3 followers
April 1, 2026
4 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ stars!! This story follows Mary, a mom of twins whose life takes a sharp turn after one choice she can’t take back. Three years later, she’s divorced and stepping into a new chapter, more grounded, trying to figure out who she is now, when someone from her past unexpectedly shows up. Tye, her first love, the person she once imagined a whole future with.

Mary has spent years carrying things she’s never fully dealt with, including the quiet belief that she’s never been “enough.” Seeing Tye again brings old feelings and unanswered questions to the surface, especially as she’s trying to decide what she wants her life and relationships to look like moving forward.

Mary and Tye work through their past, the complications of their present, and the possibility of something more. It’s a grounded, emotional look at second chances, found family, and learning to choose yourself.

If you enjoy second‑chance romance with some emotional depth and a lot of heart, this one is an easy recommendation.
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195 reviews8 followers
March 30, 2026
This was such a raw, emotional read. Enough dives deep into grief, love, and the weight of past decisions in a way that feels incredibly personal and honest. Mary’s journey toward healing and rediscovering herself alongside a rekindled first love was both heartbreaking and hopeful.

You can really tell this story comes from a deeply personal place, and after reading it, I completely understand the author’s decisions regarding its availability. It doesn’t shy away from heavy topics, so definitely check trigger warnings beforehand.

I appreciated how thoughtfully the book explored life after loss and what it means to fight for the love and life you deserve. I felt this one on another level.
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214 reviews2 followers
March 16, 2026
Beautiful Debut

I’ll keep this short. This is a great conversational piece.

Life was cutting tail for Mae. Sex, Lies and betrayal was the name of the game. If you want to go deeper the feeling of never “being enough” for those you love and even yourself could one day kill you.


Always happy for a HEA.
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9 reviews
April 1, 2026
great read

I enjoyed the story line and twist and turns. Also, liked how Mary fought to not be a victim. Nice to see people actively working to be healthy. Good read with all the things.
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