Maybe I should say best because I one-clicked part 2 immediately. It ends with the worst possible cliffhanger EVER! Or maybe worst isn’t the right word. Now, even if I was one to share spoilers, I wouldn’t be able to in this case because you have to buy parts two and three to find out exactly what’s going on! And that’s the only gripe I have with Never Never. What’s even more intriguing is that their relationship seems to be tied to whatever has caused the memory loss.

You see, they’re a couple, yet they aren’t. Not only was I dying to find out what has caused the couple to lose their memories, but I also wanted so badly to know the status of their relationship. Pieces of the puzzle are expertly revealed via the alternating perspectives of Charlie and Silas. This story is fast-paced and written in a way that made me feel like I was watching a movie. From that point on, Charlie and Silas know they have to work together to figure out what’s going on. Silas, her apparent boyfriend, seems to be suffering from the same inexplicable memory loss. Things become even more interesting when Charlie realizes she’s not alone. She quickly realizes that she’s a high school student and must go about her day gathering info (such as her own name) from fellow classmates in hopes of understanding the haze of confusion she’s under. It begins with a disoriented Charlie who has no clue where she is or who she is. I love a good mystery, so Never Never sucked me in from the get-go. Why did I wait so long to jump on the CoHo bandwagon?! Big mistake this time–HUGE–because this book is brilliant, and I have no doubt I will enjoy the rest of Hoover’s (and Fisher’s) books. Sometimes I’m just weird like that–not in a hurry to check out whatever is trending. The funny thing is, the more I kept hearing about them, the less urgency I felt to read them. Over the last couple of years, I’ve purchased several Colleen Hoover books for my Kindle.

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