So now I debate whether to pick up Part 2 immediately (grabby hands!) or wait until Part 3 releases (sometime this summer. Even a nice little red herring would have been appreciated. No answers, few clues, and even fewer theories. I knew this would be a three-part story so there would be no nice and tidy ending, but by the end I was still wishing for something. I was feeling my way through right along with Charlie and Silas. (Um, actually I still can't really answer that one.) I'm glad I went into this one blind because I think it only enhanced the reading experience. I had purposely avoided all reviews and knew only what was on the back cover. I didn't know what to expect going into Never Never. They discovered things about themselves that didn't necessarily paint the best portrait of who they had been 'before.' I enjoyed watching as they worked together, trying to piece things together, and draw clues from conversations from family and friends who they don't even remember. I found myself enjoying Charlie more through Silas's eyes rather than Charlie's own first-person narrative. Her natural inclination seems to be to keep others at arms length. In comparison, Charlie is closed-off and prickly. The story is told from alternating first-person points of view. And the frustration of having so many questions and no answers. Hoover and Fisher do a great job in the portraying the utter confusion and uncertainty Charlie and Silas are experiencing. The story starts with a bang: page one and Charlie doesn't know who she is or what's going on. Who, despite being friends since childhood and a couple for the last four years, suddenly have no memories of themselves, each other, or those around them.

Never Never is the story of Charlie and Silas. Let me tell ya, this marriage resulted in a strange little love child. So I wasn't sure what to expect from a CoHo/Fisher collab. I've not read anything by Tarryn Fisher but from what I've seen her novels are dark and a little. wow.Ĭolleen Hoover is my favorite author.

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