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What ensues is all about them finding out who they were in their 'past lives' and trying to find clues to the mystery of their missing memories. Ultimately getting to know each other all over again. They don't feel like themselves at all, but all they know is they only have each other. Part one started off a little slow. I wasn’t really sure what was going on I was trying to hypothesize right along with the characters. When the little twist happened at the end of part one I was super excited to see where this book was going to go. I liked that the concept is unique and original, plus I expected nothing less when it involves these two brilliant authors. Imagine Tarryn's twisted ideas thrown in with CoHo's signature hero that you'd like to take home for Sunday brunches with your family. And BAM! You'll get this little brainchild that comes in the form of an unconventional love story shrouded in mystery but also sprinkled with some adorable humor and yummy grilled cheese (that's all on you, CoHo).
I think the biggest problem with this series is that it was forced to be novellas instead of a full book due to one of the author’s contractual stipulation. There definitely is potential here, but I think it would work so much better as a full novel where we’ll get answer in one go. Maybe it could be something that blow your mind. But the thing is, because it was broken up, each book felt incomplete and stretched out. Characters I care about, complex relationships (not just of the romantic kind), and a whopping great mystery... I'm ready for the sequel. Now please. I find it very amusing when the characters were trying to resolve the mystery to their situation by referring to popular fairytales.This book is for you if… you enjoy young adult fantasy with a lot of bitter-sweet romance, a cute male main character and a strong lead heroine. This book may be for you even if you didn't appreciate other Colleen Hoover books. But the more they learn about the couple they used to be...the more they question why they were ever together to begin with. Forgetting is terrifying, but remembering may be worse. I look at her, she’s the girl I supposedly make love to. The girl I’ve apparently made love to for a while. The girl I apparently still love. I just wish I could remember …” The characters are also well-developed, with both Charlie and Silas being likable and relatable protagonists. Their chemistry is palpable, and their growing relationship adds an additional layer of depth to the story.
For those who are interested in reading this series, my advice is definitely wait for the final book to come out before embarking on this mysterious amnesiac tale.Hoover and Fisher have combined their unique talents to deliver a deliciously twisted tale of deceit, love and friendship that keeps you guessing long after the heart-stopping end. Ma un giorno, quando di anni ne hanno 17, al risveglio si ritrovano estranei. La loro memoria è svanita e con essa il ricordo del loro primo bacio, del loro primo litigio e del momento in cui è nato il loro amore. Update 2016: I'm not going to change my rating because I did enjoy this book, but I just want to issue a warning that I was so so disappointed with the ending of this series: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... The first of three serials, this book ends with a huge cliffhanger. That shouldn't be a surprise. If you're like me, you'll want to finish the series immediately. They begin to put some pieces together simply by interacting with various people: They learn that they are a couple, that their families seem to have some bad blood, and that they each have one sibling.
Never Never" by Hoover & Fisher collaboration is a suspenseful and captivating novel that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end. The concept is unique enough to pique your interest from the beginning. The story follows the lives of two high school students, Charlie and Silas, who wake up one day with no memory of who they are or how they got there. As they work together to uncover the truth behind their missing memories, they begin to realize that their lives are much more intertwined than they ever could have imagined. Question everything....or just go with the flow. Either way, you're not gonna be able to figure this puppy out. I actually had some ideas but the ending threw all those out the window. Thank god we got to learn some new information after the halfway mark. We learned a bit more of why Charlie the way she was and about their love from where it started. A few other characters also played a bigger part in this book. Circumstances throw these two virtual strangers together. They form a fast alliance, working together to try and figure out what is going on with them. Despite growing closer to one another, all the clues that they unearth paint a disturbing picture.As the story progresses through dual povs of Charlie and Silas we find that they have been long time family friends, boyfriend/girlfriend with one another for most their lives and their families are connected. Why are they so focused on kissing each other rather than figuring out what's happening to them? Those are some damn strong horny hormones!" How would you feel when you wake up in your car and have no idea who you are, where you are and how you got here in the first place? Well, I don't know but judging by this book it feels....... terrifying. We enter this story from Charlie's viewpoint. She suddenly finds herself in a school lesson, unable to recall how she got there. Her entire memory is wiped out. As she tries to make it through the day without getting caught she meets Silas, who - apparently - is her boyfriend. Silas doesn't remember a thing either. Together, they try to figure out what exactly happened and thereby slowly uncover their past bit by bit. After spending the day together, Charlie figures out that she isn't the only one faking it. It is clear that Silas has absolutely no idea of who she is either. Things go from strange to outright bizarre!
Never Never was a short book, and once I start reading I couldn’t put it down. The end left me with more questions than I had in the beginning and the second book can’t come soon enough! I’m glad I read it, but the waiting is going to be brutal. I know I’ll have to do a re-read before the next book is out! I'm going to leave this review short and sweet. It's one of those stories you just hate to read yourself! The characters have become more mature and likable and I really loved reading the letters and the shifting POVs of the MCs. Silas' cheesiness could use a little tone down though. 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? 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!!! First off I'd like to reiterate that just because I rate a book 3 stars doesn't mean it wasn't good. It just means I didn't love it. I liked this book, I did. I just wish I had waited to read this until the 2nd book was released. Because this book ends on a CLIFFHANGER!!!!!!!!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. We do get some answers which in turn, opened other multiple cans of worms. 1 answer = 3 more questions = another unsolved mystery. But this book left a lot of question unanswered… no, it left ALL the questions unanswered, so I really can’t wait for the next installment. Cheating: Well, they technically cheated on each other in the past. But neither of them remember doing it or why. And they both become pretty despised with themselves when they find out. I will not tell you much about this, because in this kind of books, the more blind you go in, the better. So let me tell you my reaction during pretty much the whole length of this book:
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