As their worlds gravitate towards each other, Charlie and Silas realise that they are a couple and that something very strange has happened to them.Īs Charlie and Silas try to piece together the mystery of their mutual amnesia, they start to realise that something far more mysterious is at play and can it be that this has happened to them before? Whatever the case, they must embrak on a race against time to solve the puzzle and save each other.

At around the same time, Silas Nash is going through a strikingly similar experience on the other side of the school. The only problem is that she has no idea where she is, how she got there or who she is. Charlie Wynwood wakes up in class to the sound of books crashing to the floor. The first I’m going to review is the Never Never trilogy by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher.ġ1am, Thursday morning. But the good news is that 2016 is fast becoming the Year Of Fantastic Young Adult Fiction and I have read some incredible books this year. As of the date of writing, it is sitting on 54 books again. Most were so thoroughly rejected that I didn’t even bother to put them on my Did Not Finish list and some of those were books by favourite authors! By necessity, I became brutal in ways I never imagined and for every book I’ve read this year (11 so far) I was rejecting about 2-3 others. The problem is that I had just read Jack Croxall’s excellent Wye and nothing seemed worthy in comparison. I decided that in 2016 I was going to tackle this list head on and start making a dent in it. It is not an easy feat and for much of this year, it has hovered a good 5 or so books above target. I call my list On My Bedside Table and I try my very best to keep it somewhat sane and limited to 50 books (which is what I read in a year). Like the TARDIS, it seems to be bigger on the inside and the more I read, the more it seems to grow. Like many prolific readers, I have a to-read list that seems to occupy its own unique place in space and time.

Never never colleen hoover part 3