Not only to we get to see some added events but all the events that you want to see from Holder’s POV are included. Like its predecessor, its simply well done. It starts a little before Hopeless and ends a little after as well. This time we get Holder’s take on things and it really does add to the story you get in Hopeless because if fills in some of the blanks about Holder’s actions (not that they weren’t complete in the original story, they are just further elaborated on). Losing Hope is the alternate POV sequel to Hopeless. This book is a must read for New Adult fans!
And Hopeless is definitely a book worthy of 5 stars and endless praise. Rarely am I surprised when I read a novel, so when I do get surprised it quickly elevates the book from a 4 star review to a 5. These big twists are something I commend Colleen Hoover for because I never see them coming in her works and I love how she blows away my preconceived notions so easily. Well, I was completely wrong! Eventually all these clues add up to be the BIG secret reveal and once it was revealed, all my expectations for the plot were out the door. I really wasn’t sure what the underlying plot was going to be based on the synopsis of Hopeless but once I started reading I thought I had it all figured out based on the little tidbits we get here and there. You actually get to see them form a relationship that is more than physical chemistry and that is what we had here.īut the best part about this series is the many layers to this story. One thing I love about these YA/New Adult crossover books is that the leads don’t usually jump right into bed together. Their chemistry together was awesome throughout the entire book. I just loved her attitude about things and I loved her interactions with Holder. Once I read Slammed and saw what Hoover was capable of, I made sure I had the entire Hopeless series in my grasp before I moved them to the top of my to-read pile. And truth be told I probably wouldn’t have picked up for a little while longer if I hadn’t read–and loved–Hoover’s other YA novel, Slammed. So I purchased it for my Kobo but didn’t end up reading it until much, much later. When I first got into New Adult novels, Hopeless graced every recommended read list I encountered. Genre: Young Adult/New Adult, Romance, Drama There is a FREE standalone novella after book 2 called, Finding Cinderellaīook Order: Alternate POV Sequel The novella is Connected SERIESous’ Top Book Series: Fav New Adult 2015 Must Read Author Series Review: Is this series worth your time? Does it get better as the novels progress? Or does it get worse? Find out below:
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