This review took me a few days to describe how this book left me feeling. I’m currently in a reading slump, knowing that a series I adored is coming to an end. I honestly can’t wait to get the paperback version because I desperately need it on my bookshelf with the others to close The Skyland Series chapter. I was hooked on this book from the moment I finished the prologue. I couldn’t imagine how Hendrix felt returning to her childhood home noticing it’s not as his her mother usually would leave it. I felt heartbroken for her.

I loved how Hendrix has a strong support system coming from her friends, work colleagues, and Aunt G with everything being thrown her way in this novel. I also enjoyed Maverick falling for Hendrix first, and not just because she’s attractive, but also because she’s smart, hard working, funny, and relates to his needs and wants long term.

This book is for everyone, but especially women who want to be childless by choice, love being the rich auntie in their group of friends, the women who always put who work first and their love life second, this book will make you feel seen!

May we talk about the cameos in this book for a moment? It will come full circle for my online book club because we started with that series and I can’t wait until the book officially releases so we can all discuss that.

Kennedy is totally that girl when you’re craving a grown and sexy romance. I loved how all the women in this series are strong, confident, and totally capable on their own—having a partner is just the cherry on top!
Hendrix’s story is just as amazing as Yas and Sol’s. I really connected with this story since, like Max, I had a kid early on and now, later in life, I’m just trying to find my person without a kid in the mix (or at least not the tiny ones, haha). I absolutely adored the dynamic between Hendrix and her family. She thought through everything, even when she was unsure how to handle it, and let’s be real—a gorgeous guy who treats you like a queen is such a sweet bonus. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!

I absolutely LOVED THIS BOOK! Hendrix is my favorite character in this series so being able to read her story was truly awesome. I love how Kennedy Ryan blends everything together giving the reader such a lush experience. Can't Get Enough has to be my favorite in the series, hands down. Cannot wait for its release! Ms. Ryan, BRAVO!

3.75/5 - Rounded Up


The final book in the Skyland series and honestly a great end to this trio of friends.

Can't Get Enough follows Hendrix, the rich auntie in the previous two books. She lives her life as her own boss, knowing what she wants and knowing she'll stop at nothing to get it. Until she meets Maverick Bell, a black billionaire and ex to her new show production partner. The attraction is not only instant, but the connection between them on a mental load level. Hendrix is caring for her mother with Alzheimers, while Maverick grew up watching his mother take care of his grandfather with the same ailment.

On paper, Maverick and Hendrix are perfect for one another. They are both successful people who know what they want, they want to better the community, the love hard. It was refreshing to see Hendrix stand her ground about not wanting ANY help from Maverick - even if sometimes I wanted to shake her and tell her to let him in. Maverick does a great job respecting her boundaries (mostly, hehe) and but also wanting to foster her creative talent and business mindset. The conflict between these two, Maverick's Ex, plays a big part in how their relationship develops - and was a bit of a throne in my side. I almost wished there was a bit more of Soledad and Yas as well!

Overall this was a great conclusion to the series. While it did not pull my heartstrings the same way the first two did - this was still just empowering. I loved the focus on female independence, sisterhood, and being a black person in business.

Thank you so so much to Kennedy Ryan, Forever, and Netgalley for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

Can't Get Enough" is a story by Kennedy Ryan, the third book in her "Skyland" series. It focuses on Hendrix (Hen), a successful businesswoman, and her “forbidden” romance with tech mogul Maverick (Mav). 

I took a minute after receiving the ARC to read Can’t Get Enough, because I know Kennedy knows how to wreck me (even though she handles all sensitive topics with care).

I share the story of Maverick & Hen, where I watched my love one care for their parent with Alzheimer’s. It was my grandmother taking care of my great grandfather. I remember searching the neighborhood when he got out the house and walked to the park he always went to prior to his diagnosis. So as I read Hen’s story, my heart broke for her the same way it had with my grandmother.

I am all in for girl code but in this story it never applied. I never saw Mav as forbidden to Hen but I believe that Hen had to first open herself up to love and vulnerability. She has worked so hard and as a Black woman she knows how unforgiving the media is especially when they do not fit into a box. I was so happy she gave herself permission to have Mav and decided that none of the noise matters. She was able to merge the ways in which she handles the rest of her life with the way she handles this relationship. I loved their love. I love how Maverick dotted on her. I love how he showed up for her. Their love was unexpected, organic and unconditional.

In addition to the tough topics, the romance and realistic life perspective Kennedy adds a political landscape to her story. This is one of the reasons I love her stories, she slips in these issues and they add depth but ultimately do not change the story or characters.

I didn’t expect this review to be so long. I do not have a favorite in the Skyland series. I’m sad to see the series come to an end but I look forward to seeing the girls on screen. I love each of these women so much. I feel like they’ve introduced me to different parts of myself, things I want in life, ways in which I should be love, making sure I surround myself with women I can depend on even when I don’t always want to and so much more.

Thank you Kennedy. Thank you Forever. Yall are literally top tier when it comes to telling Black stories and providing representation in literature.

I’ll be honest, at first, I wasn’t sure I’d be able to get through the book. But I found so many similarities between Hendrix and myself. Watching her navigate the same struggles I’m currently facing with my mother was both heart-wrenching and inspiring.

At first, I thought Soledad would be my favorite character because of our shared Afro-Latina/Puerto Rican heritage. But in the end, Hendrix won my heart because of her resilience. Despite everything she’s going through, she still supports her friends and family and in the midst of it all, she finds love.

Maverick is officially my new favorite book boyfriend.

Kennedy truly outdid herself with this one. I cried, I laughed, it was everything.

If Kennedy Ryan writes it, I’m going to read it. I have so been looking forward to Hen’s book and I’m sad to see the series end. I loved all the moments with the girls, Hen’s mom and aunt, Mav’s dad, and of course Mav himself. The jump from chapter 53 to the epilogue felt really abrupt but I guess I could have read 100 more chapters of Hen and Mav.

I also appreciated the author’s note of her personal experience with dementia, as well as the author’s note detailing the ongoing legal battles surrounding affirmative action. I love that Ryan doesn’t shy away from these topics in her books.

A Kennedy Ryan is always a good time. Hendrick is my favorite in the group and I loved this journey. I will always recommend this series, as it shows self discovery, love and entertainment.

Kennedy Ryan gets me every single time!! This book is the epitome of deep, mature, and personal love!! It was so much more than just a story about a tall, dark,, & handsome (AND RICH) man chasing the perfect woman. It was a beautiful story that embodied the power of Black womanhood. The moments of family grief & trials really touched my heart. And although there was a bit of instant love happening, how Mac shows up for Hendrix in this story was stunning. Community was such a strong theme in this book and it was the perfect conclusion to the Skyland series. Seeing how all three women embodied friendship and sisterhood through this story brought me to tears. The crossover between this book and Kennedy’s Hoops series was the perfect touch.

I absolutely LOVE this series and Hendrix’s book did not disappoint. She is a childfree by choice plus size queen and I LOVE her. She is ambitious and driven about her career and is also juggling a lot with her mother who has dementia. I really appreciated the way in which Kennedy highlighted the struggles of watching a loved one go through this disease and the hardships of being a family caregiver. I also adored how badly Maverick had it for Hendrix. He was so SMITTEN and I was living for it. Their chemistry, build and the forbidden nature brought in some tension and I was eating that up. Thank you to Forever Reads for a free ebook copy of the book.

the skyland series has my heart FOREVERRR! 🧡🩷💜 it makes me so sad to have to say see you later to my skyland besties, but i am truly so honored to have had the chance to receive an ARC of this book! and like are we actually kidding with maverick 🥵 hendrix’s story was much different than what i was anticipating, and i did not feel as emotionally connected to her herself, BUT i honestly feel like this story was a perfect ending to this series.

there are not many authors out there today who can seamlessly blend drama, love, culture, grief, heartache, and steamy romance into one the way kennedy can. certain themes in this book hit incredibly close to home for me- specifically hen’s journey in caring for her mom with alzheimer’s. i was very emotional during these pages- and even the author’s note had me choked up! and with that being said, you can really always tell that there is so much heart, as well as time and effort, going into these stories to ensure that the more delicate or highly important topics are handled with grace or emphasized in just the right ways.

i also LOVED getting little glimpses of yasmen and soledad and their families, i loved maverick’s character and how loyal, loving, and determined he is, and what an amazing compliment he is to hendrix’s confidence, ambition, and independence! it makes me so happy that all 3 of the skyland ladies have gotten what they deserved. 🥹

overall, my favorite book of the skyland series will forever and always be “before i let go”, but reading each of these books has made me feel deeply, has opened my eyes in new ways, and has taught me something- and that is why i love these books so much.

thank you again NetGalley!!!!!

Can’t Get Enough is the last installment of the Skyland series by Kennedy Ryan. Like its predecessors Hendrix’s story is jam packed with emotion. Ryan carefully addresses the real life issues caregivers face daily. Her mom’s story touched my heart. Although Hendrix exudes confidence it was nice to see her vulnerability when it came to her love interest Maverick. And don’t think she skimped on the steam 🥵 This book gets all the stars from me! Be sure to pick it up on pub day 5/13/25.

The perfect ending to the Skyland trilogy! Hendrix has been the backbone for everyone in the group, always there for them, and now it is time for her story to be told, and what a story!

As with the first two books in the series, I loved the emphasis on strong female friendships. The banter and connection between these three women have felt so relatable since the first book, and seeing them all find love in their 40s while building this found sisterhood gives the story so much heart. Hendrix is a character who is unapologetically herself, and I loved how Maverick embraced and supported every side of her. He falls first and hard, and happens to be a billionaire, so dare I say, perfect. Kennedy Ryan also does a fantastic job portraying the realities of caring for an adult with a progressive neurodegenerative disorder, capturing both the inner struggles and the life changes that come with it.

Read if you like:
-Female friendships
-Billionaire FMC
-He falls first
-Women in business
-FMC in her 40s

Kennedy Ryan has done it again!!!!! She is the master of giving us heavy topics mixed with romance and a bit of comedy relief. I have been waiting for Hendrix story and I was not disappointed!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 🌶️🌶️🌶️
From the very first book in the Skyland Series, I was hooked, and Can’t Get Enough solidified my love for Kennedy Ryan’s storytelling even more! The way she crafts characters with depth, heart, and an undeniable presence is nothing short of magic.

Hendrix’s story was everything I had been waiting for and more. She’s the boss woman I knew she’d be—strong, intelligent, and independent—but what truly made me fall in love was seeing the softer side of her unfold. Watching her navigate life, love, and vulnerability was an experience that tugged at my heart. And Maverick? Whew, that man is the definition of fine! The way he just knows Hendrix without her having to say a word? Perfection. Their chemistry? Off the charts. The banter? Top tier. The emotions? Had me laughing, tearing up, and feeling all kinds of warm inside.

And let’s talk about the spice—because babyyy, it was SPICING.🔥 But beyond that, the emotional depth, the journey of self-discovery, and the connection between these two made this book unforgettable.

Kennedy Ryan does not miss, and this book is another masterpiece in an already phenomenal series. If you haven’t started the Skyland Series yet, what are you waiting for?! Highly, highly recommend!

Thank you so much to Net Galley and Kennedy Ryan for sending me an ARC💖.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review honestly and voluntarily.

I think this is a good book but just not the book for me. Personally I don’t like when characters get out of long term relationships and then immediately get into a new relationship and it just bugs me a bit. The dialogue also felt stiff at times which hampered the flow.

Whenever I read a Kennedy Ryan romance, I know not only am I going to be reading a phenomenal romance story but I'll also be reading a story that I can just TELL Ryan and has spent the time and care researching in order to tell the best story possible. Hendrix's story was something I have been excited to read ever since we met her as a character in the first Skyland book, and wow did this not disappoint!

Hendrix is such an amazing character to follow from her determination and independence and the love she has for the people in her life she holds close. Her love story with Maverick was everything I love about a billionaire romance and then some, with the added emotional level of Hendrix dealing with her mother's Alzheimers diagnoses and the progression of the disease. Maverick's story was also so interesting to follow and his and Hendrix's slow progression towards love was amazing to read about!

The only reason I didn't finish this sooner was because I have just not been in the mood for ebooks recently, but wants I got into the groove again I couldn't put this down. I'm pretty sure this is the conclusion to the Skyland series, and if it is I'm truly sad to see all these characters go. But I'll of course be picking up anything Kennedy Ryan decides to publish in the future!

i absolutely adore this series as a whole and i have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of this book, but i feel like this was a little lacking in comparison to the other books in this series.

i was SO excited to read hendrix’s story, but truly i feel like she was done kind of dirty… maverick was one of my least favorite book boyfriends in a while. he could have been anyone, he didn’t have to be zere’s ex, i feel like that was a really pointless plot. i also didn’t like how pushy he was, at all. hendrix would say no and he would just keep trying and not in a cute way, in a very pushy and icky way. once i got the ick from this, it was really hard for me to view him in any other way. it just seemed like he was a rich entitled man who didn’t like hearing the word no.

i do love hendrix though, she’s one of my favorite fmc’s from this series. she’s so strong and such a bad ass character. we saw how successful she was and how she did it all without a man and i thought that was really cool to see. i did like how hendrix and maverick bonded over their parents and caring for them. i wish this book focused more on that bond because i think it would have been so much more meaningful.

all in all, i will still whole heartedly be recommending this series to literally anyone, but this book did not live up to my expectations and i didn’t enjoy it nearly as much as book 1 and 2.

I CAN'T GET ENOUGH of Kennedy Ryan.

I'm not normally a fan of romance, but Ryan is my exception to that. She shares heartbreak, sensitive topics, and real life struggles with such care, while still getting that once-in-a-lifetime love story.

This series hit especially hard for me. I love that it's centered on three platonic soulmates, and I see a little of myself in all three women. But Hendrix and her caretaking? They hit me in the gut. And Ryan's care in writing about such a tough topic was evident. In the story she was able to weave in communication tactics and accomodations about. Alzheimer's.

If you like spicy stories with strong, middle aged FMC and real life themes of sisterhood, caretaking, self worth, and equity then this is one you should pick up!

I WILL say that as beautiful as this cover is - I do NOT think it represents how Hendrix is described in the book, and that's disappointing. (I also think that's on the publishing company and not the author). In general, I'm also not a fan on billionaires which the love interest is... Even so, I thought this was a great finale to the series!