Never Never by Colleen Hoover
Together, they have written a captivating, unique romance. How strange it is to be composed of flesh, supported by bone, and endowed with an unknown soul. Since they were able to walk, Charlize Wynwood and Silas Nash have been great friends. Since they were fourteen years old, they’ve been in love. Nevertheless, as of this morning, they are total strangers. Every memory of their first kiss, their first argument, or the time they fell in love has been lost. In order to learn the truth about what happened to them and why Charlize and Silas must cooperate. However, the more they discover about the former marriage, the more they begin to wonder why they ever got together in the first place.
Never Never by Colleen Hoover
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In the novel Never Never, Charlie and Silas, high school sweethearts, pretend they never had a relationship. In fact, they lose all memory of who they are. And this is the exact moment the story starts. The reader enters this novel in the same state of ignorance as Charlie and Silas because no background information or previous introduction is provided.
Never, Never skip reading a book by Colleen Hoover! The reader is never let down by her. This is the tale of high school students Charlie and Silas. Due to their fathers’ business collaboration, their families have been close for a long time. Because of this, Charlie and Silas have been closest friends for their whole lives, and only in the last few years have they begun to become deeply in love with one another. Until Charlie’s father is found guilty of embezzling from the company, that is. His family suffers financial collapse as a result of his prison sentence. Charlie, her mother, and her sister must leave their home and live in a small, dilapidated dwelling.
The mother of Charlie develops alcoholism and neglects her daughters. Because of the significant changes in her life, Charlie finds it difficult to feel the same way about her relationship with Silas. Charlie keeps acting in ways to distance himself from Silas despite his best efforts to keep them together.
When Silas and Charlie suddenly start to forget who they are, what their names are, who their family and friends are, where they live, etc., the story begins. They only come to the conclusion that they both simultaneously experienced the same memory loss. In an effort to keep people from becoming suspicious while they try to figure out what happened to them, they strive to stick together and act as normally as they can.
The idea is straightforward but extremely convoluted. When Silas and Charlie “wake up,” they discover they don’t remember who they are. They have no clue about their identities, the identities of their family, or the circumstances surrounding their birth. But they can recall little details. celebs, photographic techniques, books they’ve read, etc. You go on a discovery journey with the characters throughout the narrative. They not only gradually grow to understand who they are, but you also feel bad for them when they realize they don’t really like the individuals they were.
