Almost a decade ago, I had an idea for a story where a teenage girl wakes up in class with no memory of how she got there. I can’t go into reviewing Part 2 without revealing the major cliff hanger in the last book, so just to warn you if you haven’t read it.

Might pick it up again when the final installment is out but at this point, I really don't care about anything or anyone anymore.There definitely is potential here, but I think it would work so much better as a full novel where we’ll get answer in one go. The characters have become more mature and likable and I really loved reading the letters and the shifting POVs of the MCs.

As much as I like the narrators, I just wasn’t as satisfied with the book as much as I wanted to be because I wish it was longer. Charlie is still missing and Silas is doing everything he can to find her with the little knowledge he has. For starters, I struggled to remember half of the names of other people that appeared in the earlier book.

The way everything has come together…I don’t know how everything is going to wrap up in one more book…and even once it’s wrapped up…I have a feeling I’m going to want more from Charlie and Silas. There will be a third and final part to this book in which Hoover and Fisher will reveal what in the sam hell is going on. Leslie graduated magna cum laude from Davidson College where she honed her writing skills and also holds two Master's degrees. Never Never: Part Two picks up right where Part One left off: Silas has once again forgotten all his memories.