Colleen Hoover
I don't know that I'll write a story about them. I tend to stick to standalone novels because writing a sequel means I would have to add in more drama and more plot twists and I love Lily and Atlas so much, I wouldn't want to put those characters through more. Does that make sense? lol I just want them to be happy forever.
And you started with my top recommendation of mine, so it depends on what you're looking for next. If you want another that feels a little like It ends With Us, maybe try All Your Perfects or Ugly Love or Maybe Someday.
But if you want something different, go with Verity.
Hope you enjoy!
And you started with my top recommendation of mine, so it depends on what you're looking for next. If you want another that feels a little like It ends With Us, maybe try All Your Perfects or Ugly Love or Maybe Someday.
But if you want something different, go with Verity.
Hope you enjoy!
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Ruth Seeley
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Colleen Hoover:
So your three questions about men are great, but I'm confused by this one: "And finally, does he inspire to be a better person?" Are you asking, "Does he inspire YOU to be a better person?" Or are you asking, "Does he himself aspire to be a better person?" (Not trying to be a copy editing PITA here, but they ARE two very different things. Right?
Cheryl Graham-Petit
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Colleen Hoover:
Could you tell me why Hopeless for Kindle is $3.99 (417 pages) and Losing Hope (337 pages) and All Your Perfects (321 pages) are $9.99 each? That's a bit much for an eBook. I would pay $3.99 for an eBook but paying another $20 for 2 more eBooks is beyond my budget.
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