All of Colleen Hoover’s Books, Ranked in Order of Where to Start
The rest of Never Displays the issues, mixing a desperate race for answers with even more questions. We cannot tell you much more to avoid spoilers.
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“Never: the second part”, by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher
Never: Part 3 – 3.49 stars
The long -awaited final of Never mystery. That’s all you need to know; If you have read the first two, you certainly collect it in the bookstore. Just warning: some readers said that the conclusion was not worth the media of the first two books.
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“Never Never: third part”, by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher
Colleen Hoover Autonomous Books, classified
Reminders of him – 4.43 stars
The best rated autonomous novel by Coho follows a young mother who was recently released from prison. Desperate to win a takeover for her past mistakes and be able to see her daughter again, the woman fights to prove herself while learning to love again. A critic said that this book had made them cry with “ugly tears” at two in the morning, while another said that the book had hurt them in the best possible way. Oh, and have we mentioned that it was a nominated from Goodeuds Choice Awards for the best romance in 2022? Yeah, quite said. A cinematographic version should strike the big screen in February 2026 and play Maika Monroe and Tyriq Withers.
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“Reminders of him”, by Colleen Hoover
Truth – 4.35 stars
Truth is one of the best known Coho novels. No, seriously. This psychological thriller has a GoODREADS Choice Award for Best Romance (2019), nearly 2 million notes in its name, and an adaptation of Amazon studios is in work with Anne Hathaway, Josh Hartnett and Dakota Johnson.
The novel follows Lowen Ashleigh, a budding writer who accepts a ghost work for a injured success author. After discovering the author’s unfinished biography with alarming admissions, Ashleigh weighs massive moral decisions while trying to give meaning to his own complicated feelings for the husband of the woman.
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“Verity”, by Colleen Hoover
Heart bones – 4.29 stars
Published in mid-2010, this novel Ya follows Beyah Grim as it moves with her distant father, navigates sorrow and finds love in an unexpected place with a boy who is his polar opposite. A recent criticism said that the book left the reader “speechless” and that their heart was “broken in a million pieces”. Another criticism, written by someone who claims not to particularly love Coho’s books, said this one “well done” without “cheesy twists and turns”. So yes, add it to the cart as soon as possible.
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“Heart Bones”, by Colleen Hoover
November 9 – 4.20 stars
Reacting to what is best described as a love story between an artist and his muse, the pinching critics for the romance between Fallon and the budding novelist Ben. And that’s all you really need to know, because most criticisms recommend that you dive into this novel with little knowledge of history and enjoy the ride. Okay, very well, if you want a little Teaser, a critic said they read this book in a single session with their beating heart all the time. “The story was so unique and unexpected that it took me completely by surprise again and again !! I passed out, I fell in love, my heart was broken, then healed again,” they wrote.
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“November 9”, by Colleen Hoover
You regret – 4.17 stars
