Never Never TikTok made me buy it! The Sunday Times bestselling dark romantic suspense thriller from the BookTok sensation and author of It Ends with Us and the author of The Wives (english language)

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Charlie Wynwood and Silas Nash have been best friends since they could walk. They've been in love since the age of fourteen. But as of this morning...they are complete strangers. Their first kiss, their first fight, the moment they fell in love...every memory has vanished. Now Charlie and Silas must work together to uncover the truth about what happened to them and why. I like this book. It's simple and easy to follow. But you can only handle so much teasing before you explode and go crazy. But this book left a lot of question unanswered… no, it left ALL the questions unanswered, so I really can’t wait for the next installment. I want to feel that again. I want to remember what it feels like to love someone like that. And not just anyone. I want to know what it feels like to love Charlie.”

There is depth to this mystery as well. Silas and Charlie’s father previously worked together and there are some questions to be answered about the state of their current business relationship.author collaborations always make me nervous - especially when it involves an author i adore (hoover) and an author im not really a fan of (fisher). from past experience, one of three things can happen: - i like the book because i want to support the author i love, Subito dopo aver finito il libro il mio primo pensiero è stato: “wow, si merita 5 stelle”. Ma, dopo aver razionalizzato ciò che avevo letto, la mia valutazione si è considerevolmente abbassata.

Seconda parte: Continuavo a ripetere di continuo nella mia mente “bello, originale, intrigante, scioccante, sto leggendo una genialata.” As I said, I like Tarryn Fisher, but I'm more ambivalent about Colleen Hoover. I like some of her darker books like TOO LATE and IT ENDS WITH US, but a lot of the other ones of hers I've read have really made me angry. I didn't see how two such very different authors could mesh together, but Tarryn lightened up her style and Hoover darkened it. I actually thought Hoover was Fisher, because Silas's POV was my favorite and I assumed that was because it was written by my favorite author of the two, but no. Maybe they were trying to imitate each other's styles? Anyway, they did manage to blend, so kudos to them, because I totally wasn't expecting that to happen.I enjoyed placing myself in the shoes of both Silas and the other characters to try to appreciate how perspective affects the way we think. HOWEVER, I can see absolutely no reason Never Never has been serialized other than as a money-making ploy by the authors. It is not a series. It is clearly all part of the same story; the same book. The "parts" are just a collection of a few chapters and each one is not particularly long so I know it wasn't serialized for length reasons.