Sudden memory loss is a fear that many have - the thought of not recognizing anyone or anything a nightmare no one wants to encounter. For Charlie Wynwood and Silas Nash, however, that nightmare becomes reality. In the blink of an eye they do not remember anything - not each other, not their families or friends, their school... not even who they are. The memories of their first encounter, their first date, their first kiss, their first night, their first fight, their feelings for one another... they're all gone - it's like they never even existed.
"Best friends since they could walk. In love since the age of fourteen.
Complete strangers since this morning.
He'll do anything to remember.
She'll do anything to forget."
(amazon product info)
How do you deal with something like that on your own?
It's not like you can tell anyone... not without seeming like you've lost it. And with it I mean your sanity, not your memory.
The only thing you can do is to pretend, and to try to make new memories - that is, if you get the chance to.
Never Never truly is a masterpiece that will have you on the edge of your seat long after you've turned the last page. You will never never stop wondering how the story of Silas and Charlie will continue - never never before Never Never: Part 2 will be released (to ease your mind, according to goodreads, publication is expected for May 17th, 2015 - at least they won't have us die with anticipation!).
Despite just having finished this book today, I am already ready for a reread! Please hurry up with Part 2, Colleen and Tarryn - I want to read it, like, now!
5/5 !
And can I just say how much I love the way amazon/CreateSpace paperbacks feel? My first CreateSpace paperback was Teresa Mummert's Pretty Little Things and I loved that unique touch the cover had - sort of softer than a regular paperback? And Never Never has just the same feel to it - I'm a book-creep, I know ;p
You can find both the ebook and the paperback on amazon.
Visit Colleen Hoover's website and facebook page.
Visit Tarryn Fisher's website and facebook page.
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