Never Never: The heartbreaking romantic thriller from the bestselling authors of It Ends With Us and The Wives

Excellent book.. Page turner.. 💗

A co written book by my two favourite authors! I couldn't have been more excited about anything else.Suffice to say, both delivered as promised!I loved it. Never Never is my new favourite😍

Weak plot. No concept, a bit too fictional and unnecessary romance voodoo.Not the thriller I was hoping for.Verity is better.

It's worth reading....Just love the way author portrayed the entire concept of the story which captures the attention of the reader and take them to a dream world of imagination and fantasy!!! Love the cover❤️Overall it's a great experience...

I don't know why I was in a reading slump after reading three chapters of this book I thought that it will go nicely as it ends with us goes I went several books written by her but this one I don't know whether I was over reading whether I don't know what happened after reading few few chapters I feel that I don't want to read this book I don't know why so I put it down and whenever I wanted to read it again it's not going well with me

The writing is cohesive, smooth and immersive. I enjoyed reading the book.

Potential spoilers ahead!I know this book gets a lot of flak. But maybe because of all the negative reviews, I had my expectations quite low. Due to that I actually enjoyed the plot and how the characters were progressing. I was always at the edge of my seat wanting to know how Charlie and Nash were going to remember what had happened to them.And I always like CoHos style of describing deep love and all the tender small things that connects two people.There were a few loose ends and no answer to what exactly happened with all the muddy bedsheets and blood found in Nash’s room.The ending was a sort of a cliff hanger kind of situation….but adds to the mysteryAnyway wouldn’t say it’s a dud for sure

Throughout all the story ,it would keep you guessing that you will know it by end but you wont. I read the whole book to find that only but end didnt serve well.