More Anxious: A BWWM Romance

by Sydney Aaliyah Michelle

She’s coming into the light, but at what cost. They say love conquers all, but is it worth her mental health or worse, her life for a chance at a happily ever after? After sharing her story, Leah Jones is more exposed than ever. Her career is taking off and everyone wants a piece of her. Her inner circle is pressuring her to move forward. They believe her anxiety is lessening, but Leah is getting better at hiding it. Her boyfriend, football superstar Ryan Ware is pushing for them to move in together, but Leah isn’t ready to recalibrate her life. She’s struggling, and no one seems to notice until super fan, Erin Reynolds, maneuvers her way into Leah’s life. Leah hires Erin to be her assistant but giving up control proves harder than she thought. Especially when Erin reveals her true motives. Will Leah’s anxiety hold her back? Is she willing to risk losing the man she loves or will she step out and protect what she’s worked so hard for? More Anxious is the steamy second book in the Love Sick romance series. A modern-day spin on the classic story All About Eve. If you like drama with a twist, alluring passion, and characters who fight for what they believe in, Sydney Aaliyah Michelle’s More Anxious will take you on a ride.

212 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 24, 2021

About the author

Sydney Aaliyah Michelle is a Contemporary Romance writer, a voracious reader, tattoo lover, and movie fanatic who hails from Texas.

After surviving 5 1/2 years living in China, she had the courage to finally pursue her passion and become a writer.

She identifies the sci-fi action flick "The Matrix" as the best representation of her life in the past. She is now blessed to be awake and doing what she loves.

She can recite the entire script from the 80's teen comedy/drama "The Breakfast Club" and loves any and everything associated with the Avengers Movie, especially Tony Stark.

When it come to books, Sydney reads different genres, but some of her favorite writers are Stephen King, Alex J. Cavanaugh, J.A Huss, M. Never & Emily Bronte. Under the Dome, The Great Gatsby & Wuthering Heights are her favorite books.

Email Sydney at sydney@sydneyamichelle.com

Reviews

[Wendy Livingstone · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the 2nd book in this series and is a continuation of Ryan and Leah’s story. Ryan is pushing for Leah to move in with him, and as her career is taking off, she is getting better at hiding her fears and struggles, so nobody realizes what she is going through, Erin is a fan who manoeuvres her way into Leah’s life, and she is hired as an assistant by Leah, but is everything as it seems, or is there an alternative motive for her actions? This is a well written story which is an emotional roller coaster throughout, and is filled with drama, twists, passion, love, and is a steamy and all-consuming page turner. I was hooked throughout this addictive story, and I look forward to reading more from this talented author whose work I highly recommend.

[Jennifer Pierson · Rating 5 out of 5]

More Anxious is the conclusion to Ryan & Leah's story so you have to start out with Anxious Love to get the full picture. Ryan really wants Leah to move in with him, but with things going on in her own life, she's having a hard time saying yes. Her career is taking off which is ramping up her anxiety but no one sees the struggle she has going on because she's hiding it better & better these days. Leah hires this super fan, Erin, as her assistant, and honestly, it seems like Erin is hiding her inner Lifetime movie while working for Leah. As the emotional yet suspenseful conclusion moves along, will Leah fight for her life or will her anxiety take her out?! You know what to do to find out, and trust me, you want to know! HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

[April Mcneil]

I’ll start out by saying, I read Anxious Love a few years ago, so I didn’t remember much about it. I also didn’t read the other books in the series. What I do remember is, I did like the first book. However, I wasn’t crazy about this instalment. I didn’t connect with Leah at all. I actually found her a little annoying. The book, I also found to be a little slow. The other think, there were no descriptions of what anyone looked like. And as I said, I haven’t read the other books in the series, so I didn’t know who was black, or white, fat or thin. The author needs to assume her readers a new to the story, and recap a little. This book Also needed some editing.

[Sher19 · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought the writing around Leah’s healing journey was a realistic of navigating through ptsd. I appreciated exploring Ryan’s layers as emotions as he wanted to be there for Leah as he contended with his own.

I had only wished that there was an outcome for the men who brutalized Leah and Dana. It felt unfinished for that reason.

[Yemisi Oladeji · Rating 3 out of 5]

Book 1. Much much better

Not as good as book 1. Erin was not a good person. No back story as to why she fixated on Leah. Also not sure why she shot Richard, tough he deserved it.

[Simone · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5

I enjoyed book 1 a little more. However, I love the main characters and could read many more books about them.