Silas, on the other hand, is on a mission to find Charlie while dealing with getting to know everyone around him for the second time since the book began. What this book does have, that other Patterson novels don’t, is more realistic dialogue and a female lead that doesn’t irritate me because she calls everyone “butterfly” and hugs her friends because she hasn’t seen them for a whole five minutes. Additionally, a fellow student from school may have some unexpected ties to Charlie’s past that neither she nor Silas were expecting.

As they study their old letters to one another and journal entries, they re-discover their pure love for one another and how powerful it was. They realize that who they’ve been recently is not who they truly are or who they want to be. They also realize that Charlie is not at fault for hiding the documents as Silas’s father had previously thought, and that relationship is repaired as well. It seems that, as at today, I’m the first one in my group of friends to have finished this book, so I’m quite sure that I will be the outlier. 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. Notably, Silas finds a letter and begins to get some clues as to how the two should move forward in a world where everyone surrounding them knows them, yet he and Charlie don’t recognize a single soul or, more concerning, themselves. Never Never was fast-paced, thrilling, mysterious, exciting, romantic, and kept me guessing the whole way though. I literally could not put it down and I can't wait for the next book in this fantastic new series!!!Ken Follet se imagina por nosotros cómo podría llegar a producirse una escalada en las hostilidades entre las grandes potencias, con el fatal desenlace de una conflagración nuclear que puede llevar a estas, y al resto del planeta, a una solución final, con aniquilación mutua. Es decir, la tercera guerra mundial, y, posiblemente, la última. I needed dad’s help here, and he is relatively new to text messaging, and I appreciated his input. This review is more about this connection between he and I, not a synopsis. This is a hefty tome, with equally as hefty themes. I'm a little angry once I'm done with this book. Mostly confused, but partially angry. This series is one giant puzzle I'm dying to solve and I'm nowhere near of figuring out the answers. I can hear myself asking "But why?" every five minutes. It's like a broken record playing in my head.

They discover that in recent times, they have not been on the best of terms, but also that they’ve known one another since birth and their love runs deep.I must say... even though I've had many issues with Hoover's books in the past, she and Tarryn Fisher have weaved one hell of a compelling tale here. Never is an epic thriller. It’s a complex story as three different storylines converge. Set across the Sahara Desert, China, and the United States, Never imagines a World War III type scenario, and the authenticity is especially terrifying and timely right now. Love to binge CoHo books? This guide to Never Never by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher tells you everything you need to know about this modern Young Adult romantic thriller series of three books, available to read separately or as parts in one anthology.

Para mi no es un thriller como lo venden, me parece más una novela bélica. Muy similar a lo que podria ser la trilogia Century.This book opens with our two narrators having absolutely no memory of who they are, where they live, who their friends and family are... or how they managed to get in this state. Piecing together clues about their lives and their relationship, it seems like the more they discover the weirder everything gets. Who were they before? How did they lose their memories? Do they even want to find out?