** spoiler alert ** This is the third in a series of three books. Its not a stand alone, Its in 3 parts so by the time time you read part 3 you will have read the whole book. Basically Silas and Charlie have lost their memory and the story is them trying to find out what happened to them, why it happened to them and how to get their memories back. It was a good story with a plot twist at the end, so it kept you going . Would recommend it but make sure you have all three there to read, its maddening having to wait.

Where do I start? Maybe with the fact that after not having slept in over 35 hours, I fought my tired eyes and kept reading. Because I NEEDED to know how this one would be resolved. Now I'm wide awake, because quite frankly I feel like someone played a sick joke on me. After all the build-up, all the clues, all the possible scenarios that the first 2 books presented, Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher ended it this way? Really? Talk about a 180 and an ending that leaves a whole lot to be desired. I'm disappointed, this was a letdown.

Die wahrscheinlich größte Enttäuschung, seit es Colleen Hoover gibt. Die „Never, Never“ Serie hat so toll angefangen, aber so schrecklich aufgehört. Ich konnte es kaum glauben des es SO enden sollte, aber das eBook war bei 100% und es war leider auch das richtige eBook und keine Verwechslung… Sollte euch die Serie interessieren, lest den 1. Teil und hört dann auf, denn das Ende vermasselt einfach alles.

So that was a nice suprise. My first Hoover book was "It ends with us" because I saw it everywhere on Instagram. Since then, I wanted to read another book of hers to see if I maybe could start collecting another authors books. A couple of weeks ago I put some of her books on my TBR list and got the Never Never ones as one eBook and it waited for me until this week to be picked up and read. I hoped that this book won't be cheesy and cliche. Well, it sure was a tiny bit. However, it was beautifully written and through most of the book it felt more like a little thriller story as a love story. I love the ending even though I'm not quite sure if I understood the epiloge right. So was the "Oh, not again", because Silas forgot or because the little one forgot her own birthday? What I love most about this story is that it gives you back the faith in believing in true love. When two souls found it each other and are the perfect fit for one another then faith isn't happy if you decide to break up because of stupid reasons. Sorry, but I couldn't understand Charlie. And now, I'm writing this and wishing to read the story again for the first time. But please leave me me have my memory intact! Never. Never.