The Needing Moore Series Trilogy: Searching for Moore, Moore to Lose, & Moore than Forever (Needing Moore #1-3) by Julie A. Richman

First of all, I must say that I'm glad I read these books as a box set. The author has no idea how to end a book, and after the first ending I would never have picked up the second book. Because they were all together, this series actually got a chance with me. I loved the two main characters and their sad story. Some of the turning back in time chapters were upsetting because even though they explained what happened to them. I wanted them over with so I could get back to what was happening now. Personally, I would have preferred starting them in college and moving them through time. I understand why the author wrote it the way she did, but like I said; I got annoyed. Even so, this book is highly passionate and emotional, and has a love that last a lifetime. I disagree with some of the principals that are applied in this story, but I do understand why Schooner left CJ, twenty-four years of deceit and hollowness was too much for Schooner to take after finding Mia again.