Never Too Much

by Jimi Gaillard-Jefferson

Women have always been told that they should be satisfied with what they have. Who needs more than a thriving business? Who needs more than romantic love? Who needs more than mediocre sex? Who needs friends so close they feel like sisters? The New Money Girls that’s who. But is there some truth to the saying “too much of a good thing”? O’Shea is free of Domingo and building her career but something isn’t right. Despite all the money she’s making and recognition she’s receiving, she still finds herself at loose ends. Can a woman have too much success? Delia has gotten something she never thought she would a boyfriend. She’s thrilled about the relationship, about him, but O’Shea, Nadia, and Zion are not enthused. Are they jealous or is there something about him and the relationship that she refuses to see? Can a woman be too dazzled by a new relationship to hear the wisdom of her friends? Zion has decided that the best thing for herself and Cahir is to start a family but Cahir isn’t interested in children but he will be when Zion’s pregnant right? Or will he? Can a woman have too much regret for the life she could have had? Can that desire be so strong it begins to drive her crazy and drive her closest friends away? Nadia is living the life she didn’t know could be hers. She’s growing as a Dominant and a business owner. She has the love of the most powerful couple in the city. But she’s beginning to realize things about her relationship to Mr and Mrs that leave her unsettled. Can a woman have too much love? Never Too Much follows the New Money Girls as they grapple with the aftermath of having their dreams come true.

291 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 15, 2018

Reviews

[*Ebony I* · Rating 5 out of 5]

Whew!!

Whew chile the emotions this book caused.
I do have to say I missed O'Shea's point of view but she was very much present. Well let's get into it.
Sweet Pretty Nadia is a force to be reckoned with. Her unconventional relationships were wild. They really showed her layers. What I love most is that she is completely different from the first book where she was willing to settle, but now she refused to be nothing less than worshipped. I wonder what is next for her in her new relationship.
Beautiful Boss Delia...I feel like I need to know more about her past. She really seemed to want to prove who she was and that was baffling as she had accomplished so much, so young. She worked my nerves with that forced relationship and slick mouth. I was glad when she finally realized it was time to move around.
Zion....crazy Zion. She really had me stop reading the first book a few times. She stay out of line. This book was NO different. Rather than do right by the ones she professes to love she disregards everyone's wishes and loses her mind. Even Second chances were not enough for her, no she preferred to be hated. I do not understand her at all.
I love that this author shows that black women too have complex llife experiences. I will definitely be reading everything in this series.

[Carly · Rating 5 out of 5]

A thrilling second book in the New Money Girls series that focuses more on the accomplishments and setbacks outside of the sugar baby/escort/ whatever-Nadia-is-at-this-point lives of Delia, Nadia, O’Shea and Zion. It shows the power women can have, that no relationship—despite any personal gain one may get— is worth abuse or for someone to treat you as less than you are, and the value of having people who will call you out when you are being a shady bitch. Despite some small grammar and spelling issues, the book was a delightful read and I am looking forward to the next installment in the series.

[Malia A. Aimuan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love it!

The story is great and the characters are well developed. The ending blew me away. I definitely enjoyed this series!

[Danielle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clutching my pearls

I was reading this at work knowing I didn’t have any business doing so lol. From beginning to end this had me on the edge of my seat.