It’ll all end with us

It’ll all end with us

Colin Hoover is an author whom readers trust with their hearts. Her stories prove that even a trampled flower can one day sprout to become closer to the sun. Over 3,000,000,000 views on TikTok. Colleen Hoover is a literary phenomenon of our time, a three-time winner of the Goodreads Choice Award in the romance novel category. Her works have been translated into dozens of languages. She is a global trend. Colleen Hoover’s book sales have surpassed those of Stephen King and George R.R. Martin. “It will all end with us” is a dramatic story of the relationship between a loving couple with an unexpected ending. This is not a love story. This is a story about how to escape from it. The novel was highly appreciated by both foreign and Russian readers. A beautiful and practical gift only in the first edition. Lily is the main flower of this book. What happens if you look at a beautiful flower from a different angle? To expose its ugly side, glorifying not only life, but also death, not only the beginning, but also the end. New images, new meanings will be added, but it will not cease to be beautiful. Ryle gives these flowers to Lily, whose name only adds to their significance. “I know you believe he loves you. But he loves you in the wrong way. He doesn’t love you the way you deserve to be loved. If he truly loved you, he would have made the decision to leave so he could never hurt you again. That’s the kind of love a woman deserves, Lily.” Lily always worked hard for the life she dreamed of. She’s come a long way: leaving a small town, graduating from college and opening her own business in Boston. And then Lily fell in love with Ryle. He’s pushy, stubborn, and has an absolute soft spot for Lily, and she can’t get him out of her head. Ryle is against a serious relationship and very soon Lily begins to understand that not everything is so simple. Lily is increasingly overcome by doubts. Everything changes when her first love, Atlas, appears again in her life. “A brave and heartbreaking novel that sinks its claws into you and doesn’t let go long after you’ve finished.” – Anna Todd, author of the “After” series “When a beautiful fairy tale turns into a nightmare. This is a book that teaches not to blame the victim for violence and destroys the myth “hitting means loving.” From the outside it seems that leaving an abuser is simple, but in reality it is an almost impossible task. This is a novel about why violence is a choice. And if you are subjected to it, it means that the choice was not made in your favor.” – Olga Novak, lifestyle blogger