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Never Never: Part Two
by Colleen Hoover, Tarryn Fisher
***This is the second in a three part novella series from Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher, IT ENDS ON A CLIFFHANGER, IT"S A NOVELLA***
Such a great follow up to the first part of the novella trilogy. Silas and Charlie are still trying to figure out why it is they are losing their memories.
Charlie is missing and Silas is trying to find her. We learn a little bit more about the events that took place between the two families and about Charlie's prior home before they lost it when her father was put in prison.
It's a very quick paced read, and ends...on one of the best cliffhangers ever.
I love the writing styles of Colleen and Tarryn and I love the fact that Tarryn, and or Colleen was able to weave in one of my favorite things, Twilight.
"The one with the apple on the cover. Wow! That Edward is...how did you put it...dreamy?"
Or to see Tarryn's book Marrow referenced:
"The cover is dark, of a house and a girl, merging together as one."
"Are we like...in love and shit?"
I am very much looking forward to the final book in this novella series, so we can learn why Silas and Charlie are losing their memories, how Cora Delacroix and The Shrimp play into this, as well as both Charlie and Silas's families. So many unanswered questions!
Such a great follow up to the first part of the novella trilogy. Silas and Charlie are still trying to figure out why it is they are losing their memories.
Charlie is missing and Silas is trying to find her. We learn a little bit more about the events that took place between the two families and about Charlie's prior home before they lost it when her father was put in prison.
It's a very quick paced read, and ends...on one of the best cliffhangers ever.
I love the writing styles of Colleen and Tarryn and I love the fact that Tarryn, and or Colleen was able to weave in one of my favorite things, Twilight.
"The one with the apple on the cover. Wow! That Edward is...how did you put it...dreamy?"
Or to see Tarryn's book Marrow referenced:
"The cover is dark, of a house and a girl, merging together as one."
"Are we like...in love and shit?"
I am very much looking forward to the final book in this novella series, so we can learn why Silas and Charlie are losing their memories, how Cora Delacroix and The Shrimp play into this, as well as both Charlie and Silas's families. So many unanswered questions!