Colleen Hoover

Tarryn Fisher

Part two in the Never Never series, by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher.

Never Never: Part Two

Alecx Motus

I'm pretty disappointed that I waited SO long for this. This book was about 100 pages maybe? I don't know why it had to be a different book.

On to the actual story... There were some good twists but I definitely have more questions than answers now. I'm a little sad because I wanted to love this book.

Amal Hassan

I wanted to give this a 5 stars, but it fell a little short for me. It did not pack the same kind of punch Part One had. It still kept you guessing and we found out some interesting stuff, but I felt like some of the plot line was a little far fetched and I would have appreciated something a little more subtle (as subtle as teens having recurring amnesia can be). 

On a whole though, I still love the characters (especially Silas) and I was definitely invested enough in the story to read the next instalment.

Lauren Grey

Can I just say that this series has been such an unexpected surprise. I had read a few reviews that said they were unimpressed, but I got sucked into the series for the past few days.

“If it were possible to hear a smile, hers would be a love song.” - Silas

Silas continued to steal the show for me in this book as well. He just so quirky. I just feel he is the epitome of an 18 year old boy. His thoughts just crack me up and I can't seem to get enough of his point of view.

Charlie did make a come-back in this book though. I wasn't a huge fan of hers in the first book, but I am starting to understand her a bit better. She had a few nice moments in this book in comparison to the last one.

“You get really angry when you’re hungry. You get hangry. It’s like you’re not even the same person. Can we keep granola bars in your purse or something? It’s just that I worry about my balls.” - Silas

This story has really taken some turns that I wasn't expecting and it is so fun. I rarely read "thriller/mystery" type books, but I am really enjoying this plot. I think it is creative and is really keeping me on the edge of my seat.

“I may not remember her, but I sure as hell still feel her.” - Silas

I thought the cliffhanger that ended the last book was bad, well this one was even worse. I had no idea that there was even a third part and now I can't believe it isn't out yet. I am actually going to have to wait. It is torture already!

Zaira A 

I commend Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fischer for their writing pulls you in. I did enjoy how the book still makes you feel as confused as the character like the first book. However, i don't feel that this book added so much to the plot, certain elements were discovered but nothing major. I am glad all the books are released I would had thrown the book if I would had to wait a year for the next one.

tina

ALL I CAN SAY ABOUT NEVER NEVER PART TWO AND THAT FREAKING ENDING IS "WHAT THE HELL :)))))))))))))"

COLLEEN HOOVER AND TARRYN FISHER ARE DESTROYING MY LIFE. :))) IF YOU'RE WILLING TO LET THEM DESTROY YOUR LIFE AS WELL, THEN READ NEVER NEVER. :D

Emelie

Nooo dont leave me with this cliffhanger.. U what??

Gisela Ayala 

I haven't read Part 3 yet but this one has got to be the one that takes me the most on a whirlwind so far! I have no idea what the hell is going on with Silas or Charlie. Probably for the first half of the book I wanted to pull my hair out and scream because I had no idea what was going on. At least I know the book is heading somewhere. I'm picking up Part 3 as we speak...

Habiba Herisha

jess

this could have been one book and nothing would have changed but thanks for padding my reading challenge i guess

mighty dragon 

Ley Stanton

Bea R.

“You love how much I love you. Because yes. I love you way too much. More than anyone deserves to be loved. But I can’t help it. You make normal love hard. You make me psycho-love you.”

Barbara Williford

Never, Never have I been so ready to finish a book. In all seriousness, I love Colleen Hoover but this one was a struggle. It was like ground hog day meets 50 first dates. The concept behind the book was great but dragging it out into three books only benefits the authors. 

Charlie and Silas are high school “soul” mates until a family scandal causes the families to hate each other thus ending their relationship and tempting fate. They both “wake up” and have no idea who they are or the world around them. They only have 48 hours to figure it out before they loose their memory again. On this journey, they uncover more family secrets, the truth about themselves and their relationships.

**I will say that the second book in this series went by quicker.

Eman Nighaoui

This story is everything. I loved every part of it; the details of the story are overwhelming. Both, Silas and Charlie are well developed characters. I loved how the both of them built this thrilling story. I can't wait to tackle the last part of the novella. Colleen and Tarryn, you really filled my last two days with an endless amount of excitement.

Steysha

So, after reading the first part, I hoped that the continuation of the story would get better. That it would put all the cards on the table. I got the impression that the best part would be at the end, as it often happens. These books are definitely not a series, but one story divided into two ... No, wait ... THREE! Three fucking parts! Why???



I got the impression that I read comics. They are also short and can last forever. Perhaps this is my biggest problem with this book – if it had been a stand-alone, I probably would have liked it. But - it doesn`t feel like a complete piece of work. I was annoyed by the lack of action in the first part, and though it gets better in the second one, Charlie's and Silas` relationships again get way more attention than the secret about their past. Is it a mystery and a thriller or a snotty chick lit?



On the other hand, is wasn`t so bad. I liked Charlie`s POV - reminded me a bit of Mara Dyer. But I won`t get into the details, don`t want to spoil it for those who haven`t read the book yet. Silas did not get any emotion out of me, except for irritation due to his endless whines: "What do I do? I don`t remember anything. I know nothing. Where is she? What do I do?" I mean, yes, his behavior is logical, but can there be more business and less drama?



So, the pros of the book:
- Absolutely crazy Charlie.
- At the end of the story authors finally lift the veil of secrecy.
- Letters and memories of Charlie and Silas were pretty sweet.

And the cons:
- Letters and memories of Charlie and Silas were pretty sweet, but I absolutely didn`t care about them. I was wondering how they lost their memory, not how Silas baked a cake without eggs.
- The book is short, but still, most of the chapters were pretty boring and slow-paced.
- If it happens that there will be a part four, I will dnf this story. It is not as intriguing as it is trying to be. If it were less sloppy, then it could be a great thriller. What a pity...

Too bad. Before that, I was a huge fan of Coleen Hoover, and I can`t wait to read new Tarryn Fisher`s book - Marrow. But this "series" is clearly not for me.

Camila 

Mucho mejor que el anterior, creo que ahora si saben que está pasando con sus personajes, sus acciones parecen estar mejor escritas debido a eso. Aun creo que lo han dividido para ganar mas dinero y porque recién han decidido como resolver el misterio

Michelle Ghavie

Ahhhhh I can't wait to know the truth oh my lord

Kath Lau

Good news when I woke up today : "Your pre-order is now available."

It took me almost three hours to finish this book. I am a slow-reader and someone is disturbing me a lot. Haha!

The story gets more and more interesting and mysterious. There are finally some clues (somehow) on what is happening with Silas and Charlie but these added more mysteries in the story. I honestly don't have any idea on what will happen or where the story will take me but I'm okay with it. Like with the first book, I love both of the main characters, well, especially Silas. I gave four stars because I felt it's shorter than the first book. All in all, I enjoyed reading it even the cliffhanger (again) is killing me.

Emily

This installment was better than the first because I was already invested in the story. I was utterly addicted to it, as you can see by my read dates. 

I am very confused as to why this series was not published as one book, because that would make a lot more sense. It lacks a little depth because of this. 

To add on, this sequel showcases another perfect cliffhanger and I’m left needing to know more yet again. The characters are still just “eh” for me, but the plot truly stands out. I’m scared to read the next on because nearly everyone is disappointed by the ending. On I go!

celeste

You are really gonna end the book like that? SERIOUSLY?
Since I first read the first part of these books years ago, I've completely lost my interest in them. The only reason why I'm finally finishing them is because I wanna know why the hell they keep losing their memories.

Ana Ignat

read this in one sitting on a plane. can't wait for the next part, I'm lovin these!!

razan 

i'm confused,i have no idea whats going on,but i still LOVE IT !!!

... that ending tho
seriously Colleen,AGAIN ! not cool,not cool at all >:(
and now we wait :|

Cat Nunez 

Porqué siempre terminan así??? me dejan cada vez más con intriga y necesito saber que pasa con ellos dos y porque les está pasando esto... no puedo esperar a que salga el tercero, voy a volverme loca hasta entonces.

Never Never: Part Two

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