Losing Hope

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We think it would be best enjoyed by persons aged 25 to 40 as, while the characters are in high school, the storyline is very advanced. A contemporary romance that’s great for fans of complicated friends-with-benefits tropes, Ugly Love will have you on the edge of your seat as you witness Tate Collins and pilot Miles Archer break all their own rules (and a few promises too! Having been in love since they were fourteen, they hold dear memories of their first kiss, their first fight and the moment they fell in love. The only reason I didn’t enjoy it quite as much was because the epic twists no longer felt like twists, which made it a little less exciting and thrilling.

All of Colleen Hoover’s books are either a Young Adult reading level (age 14+) or a Mature Adult reading level (age 17+).Facing an uncertain future, she finds herself increasingly entranced by her mysterious neighbor, Ridge. The two embark on a passionate, intriguing journey to discover lessons of life, love, trust, and above all, the healing power only truth can bring.

Les made me promise I would stay in with her because she didn’t want to go out and chance running into Grayson yet. That same year, she simultaneously held six of the ten positions on The New York Times’s paperback fiction best-seller list and released two new books while working on several more novels set to be released over the next few years. A college student with a stable job, sharing a room with her best friend Tori, and madly in love with her delightful boyfriend Hunter, it’s safe to say that twenty-two year old Sydney has an amazing life. The book's main character, Lily, experiences domestic violence at a young age, witnessing her father's abuse towards her mother, on top of experiencing it firsthand, and then she ends up in a violent relationship as an adult. Picking up where Maybe Someday left off, Maybe Now concludes the magical series as Maggie grapples with her illness and determination to live life to the fullest.That is however until Fallon starts having her doubts about Ben; uncertain whether he has been creating a perfect reality just so he can get the most ideal plot twist. Sky then wakes from a nightmare, saying that Karen, her adoptive mother, is the woman who stole her 13 years earlier, which explains why Karen won’t let Sky have a phone or any online or social media presence. Holder’s mother and the judge agree that Holder needs a break from his surroundings, so he moves in with his father in Austin a few hours away. The age rating for Slammed by Colleen Hoover (as well as the final two books in the Slammed series, Point of Retreat and This Girl) is Young Adults aged 14 and over. Meanwhile, others rave about Layla, saying it’s unlike anything they’ve ever read before— in a good way.