The letters were a great detail (and the reason why I’m rating it 3,5) and allowed us to see more of them as couple, but there was too much going around and absolutely no explanation (or clues) to why everything was happening.

The conflicting family drama between Charlie and Silas’ fathers and why Silas hid the file – I wanted to know what that was all about. Charlie is a little rough around the edges…she’s not sweet or typical…she’s unique and edgy and sassy and it works for her. This time we get to see snippets of Silas and Charlies past, through letters written to each other, or journal entries.

The sale of customised goods or perishable goods, sealed audio or video recordings, or software, which has been opened. Charlie is still missing and Silas is doing everything he can to find her with the little knowledge he has. Never Never Part Two is the second part of this gripping series that tells the story of Silas and Charlie, two high school seniors who suddenly have no memory of who they are or what their lives are like.

We’re excited to share that it is now packaged beautifully as one novel and February 28 th was the re-release day for the full novel, Never Never, about Charlie, the girl who forgot, and Silas, the boy who wanted to help her remember. The abrupt end of the first part which by the way is very annoying, will make you want to read the next part as soon as you can. Might pick it up again when the final installment is out but at this point, I really don't care about anything or anyone anymore.This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. Part 3 picks up from where we left off on Part 2 and I see RED because I’m rather frustrated and annoyed with the final outcome of this novella series, as expected from the negative reviews so far.

At this point, all of the stuff I don’t know about him seems inconsequential because I know this Silas…and this Silas is blowing me away more and more. Although I wasn’t quite satisfied with the story in this book, I once again enjoyed Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher’s fantastic writing and storytelling. One thing I liked better about this sequel is that the story is a lot more vivid than the first one.

Even if we do find out more stuff about what's happening to them and they even start to have dreams that are actually memories we still don't have the Answers and the book ends with yet another (and very annoying) cliffhanger. Never Never is the brain child of New York Times Bestselling authors Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher. But now, having been educated with her past struggles, I now have a clear vision of her and her character development. Este tipo de libros son muy fáciles de leer y los recomiendo para aquellos que quieran empezar a leer en inglés porque los capítulos son cortos y el vocabulario sencillo.

HOWEVER, I can see absolutely no reason Never Never has been serialized other than as a money-making ploy by the authors.

I don’t know their histories…how they grew up…what made them who they are…I know bits and pieces and secondhand information, but all the core information that I usually get from my characters is just…not there with Never Never…and ya know what? And so begins "The Adventure of Silas Nash and the Many Notes", an epic story of a boy stealing, hiding, reading, sorting, throwing and collecting notes that contains clues of his life and a girl named Charlie. I absolutely loved it, of course the writing was compelling, it had to be with two incredible authors, and that made the story even more gripping. I only trust Silas and Charlie to fix whatever suspenseful, rivalry between their fathers and their own issues. However, the evident difference between this cover and it’s predecessor, is the reddish color etched on the right which creepily looks like blood mixed with water, come to think of it.