Really, though, it just makes me mad because without giving an explanation for this crazy happenstance, it feels like Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher just threw it in there for shock value. There are so many things that I want to talk about and please, comment if you have any insight because my brain is dying over here.įirst of all, WHY THE HECK WAS THERE BLOOD ON SILAS’ SHEETS? This is the question that has haunted me ever since I finished the book. I really couldn’t get through this review without spoilers. It felt unnecessary and completely out of tone for the book itself. It also ends with an open-ending (ish), which usually I appreciate, but for this novel totally threw me off. Questions I still had floating through my brain. There were things that I felt were unanswered. So many things felt unfinished with the ending. The thing that I hated the most was the ending. Most of this is due to the fact that it started so strong and just couldn’t hold its momentum through part two and part three. While I still loved the characters (Charlie especially for her fire), the story was hard to follow. The plot felt jumbled and not well thought out. In part two and part three, everything started to slow down. After that, though, was where things started to fall off for me. I loved the writing, the tension, the dire circumstances that Silas and Charlie were in. Never Never is broken up into three parts. I can’t say the same for part two and part three. The good, you ask? Well the first part was amazing. Anyway, let’s get to the review.Īlright, so as always, I wanna start with the good. So, I actually read this book with one of the older cover editions. It’s actually being re-released but with a gorgeous new cover (that I’ll most likely end up buying, because, let’s be real, it is a beautiful book). Never Never, I’d like to clarify, isn’t a truly a new release.

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