Always More
- ravishhertales
- Aug 18, 2021
- 3 min read

Review:
Melissa T. Pyland has a knack for writing swoon-worthy sapphic romances with engaging characters and unique setups, and Always More is no exception. Set against the backdrop of the newly formed U.S. professional women’s volleyball league, this book blends forbidden romance, sports ambition, and personal growth into a fast-paced and charming read.
A Love That Shouldn’t Happen… But Does Anyway
Wyatt Wicked is the volleyball superstar. She’s confident, cocky, and one of the most sought-after players in the world. When the U.S. launches its first professional women’s league, she eagerly joins the LA Legends, finally getting the chance to play at home.
Enter Dr. Everly Holman, the team’s new sports psychologist. A former player herself, Everly is determined to help athletes navigate the mental side of their game. The only problem? Falling for a player is a major conflict of interest.
But of course, rules are made to be broken.
What starts as playful banter quickly deepens into something more. Their chemistry is undeniable, and the attraction is sizzling. But as Everly fights to maintain her professional ethics and Wyatt struggles with trust and vulnerability, they’re forced to ask themselves: Is love worth risking everything for?
A Romance That’s Fast But Not Rushed
Wyatt and Everly’s relationship develops quickly, but it doesn’t feel like instalove. There’s enough tension, teasing, and personal conflict to make their connection believable. Wyatt, with her larger-than-life personality, is balanced out by Everly’s grounded, thoughtful presence. The way they support and challenge each other makes their romance not just exciting but genuinely heartwarming.
That being said, I did feel like I got to know Wyatt a little better than Everly. While Wyatt’s struggles with her absent father add depth to her character, Everly’s personal backstory feels a bit underdeveloped. We hear about her scars and past hardships, but we don’t see enough of them impacting her in the present. I wanted more insight into her inner world, especially since she plays such a key role in helping others with their emotions.
Sports, Sex, and Some Family Drama
If you love sports romances, you’ll appreciate the way volleyball is woven into this story. The book doesn’t just mention the game—it lives in it. The passion for the sport, the challenges of launching a new league, and the camaraderie between teammates all feel authentic.
And yes, there are plenty of steamy scenes. The physical attraction between Wyatt and Everly is off the charts, and Pyland doesn’t hold back. If you’re looking for a romance with some heat, you won’t be disappointed.
On the emotional side, Wyatt’s complicated relationship with her father adds an extra layer to the story. While the romance itself isn’t particularly angsty, this subplot brings in just enough tension to keep things interesting.
A Quick, Feel-Good Read
At just over 250 pages, Always More is one of Pyland’s shorter books, but it still delivers on charm, romance, and heart. It’s the kind of book that makes you smile and reminds you why you love love stories. While I wish we had more of Everly’s backstory and a little more depth in certain areas, it’s hard to be mad at a book that leaves you feeling this warm and happy.
Final Thoughts
If you enjoy forbidden romance, sports romance, and playful yet heartfelt love stories, Always More is a great pick. It’s sexy, sweet, and effortlessly fun. Wyatt and Everly’s relationship is easy to root for, and their journey is one of passion, personal growth, and finding love in unexpected places.
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