I've been on a CoHo kick lately, going back to read where it all started to all the new stories. While I have loved every book she has written, I have to say I enjoy her NA style the most. 
 Confess was just...lovely. Even though there is not a whole lot of happiness throughout, it was still an engaging read that pulled out all the feels from me. 
 It's a story about love and loss, lies and confessions. Two people who are brought together by fate or coincidence, each trying desperately to find their balance in all the turmoil their lives entail. The two main characters, Owen and Auburn, are actually together only a short amount of time, but are drawn to each other like moths to a flame. 
 I loved the storyline in how the two were connected and I loved how they finally came together. I admit, I was scared for a moment it wouldn't turn out how I hoped. Fortunately, it did and all is right in the world again. 
 I also loved the idea of Owens paintings, how he was able to put a face to each confession. I felt it added more depth to the connection between he and Auburn. Almost as if she could see what he envisioned when he painted them. 
 I definitely feel Confess is worth a read, especially if you are a Colleen Hoover fan.