“It's not simple,like you said.It's not just two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen.It's more than water.It's a story-a living and breathing substance beyond the reflective surface.” Scientifically speaking,it is impossible to count all the stars in the sky.But if we could,I would give all of them to this book with all my heart. This is one I recommend to anyone who loves the friends with benefits storyline/is looking for a great NA read!

It’s a perfect blend of humor, steam, and it has this beautifully poetic feel to it that really works with the story and subject matter. More Than Water is my first book by Renee Ericson, and I feel like I’ve been missing out. She’s someone you want to be friends with. Their friendship/relationship moved forward and it felt natural and real. Both EJ and Foster were wonderful and I loved seeing the growth in them both as the story progressed. I love love love when I find myself liking the female character AND male character in the story equally. Even though neither is ready for/wanting a relationship, one night just isn’t enough for these two, so they embark on a friends with benefits relationship. Eventually the friendship develops into more and they share one night of passion. The friendship between EJ and Foster is flirty and fun. Foster is into Engineering and a huge science nerd (and I mean that in the best way possible )) See what I mean when I said they couldn’t be more different? Differences aside, after spending so much time together, these two become friends.

EJ has a library job a few nights a week and that is where she meets Foster Blake. She isn’t necessarily supported by her family when it comes to her love of art, but it’s what she wants to do with her life. More Than Water is a beautifully written NA romance about two college students who couldn’t be more different (but have more similarities than you’d think…).Įvelyn (EJ) is an art student.

More Than Water by Renee Ericson