pickAfter giving the eulogy for her father's funeral, Lily meets a mysterious man named Ryle. They share “naked truths” about themselves and some major flirting occurs. They reluctantly part paths, unlikely to meet again. Lily opens a flower shop and works hard to make it a success. Coincidentally, Ryle and Lily meet again and begin to form a relationship that appears like a fairytale.
pickJoachim von Hartmann is born and raised in Buenos Aires alongside his twin Javier. The two could not be any more different, yet inseparable. In Joachim's late teens he moves to Paris with his mother and new stepdad. Javier stays behind willingly and disappears from his family's lives to enter a dark world. After dropping out of school, Joachim begins training as a butler and goes to work for the grandest of homes in England. (look at comments)
If you like books that don‘t follow the typical romance plot, this book is for you.
It Ends With Us is heavily based on the experiences of Lily‘s childhood involving her parents‘ relationship. (edited) 2y
The point of view in this book is Lily‘s. We get to read her thoughts and everything she has with Ryle. The author lives through Lily to express her thoughts about abuse in relationships. Colleen Hoover, the author, writes in the “notes from the author” about how she had a similar experience with her parents.
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