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 Review: I refused to try this book last year because I thought that it might be another crappy book about relationships and sex and all that. But this book turned out to be wayyyyyy better than any other Colleen Hoover's books I've read (which are Confess, November 9, and Ugly Love). I think this book has just become my favorite Colleen Hoover book. 
 "Preventing your heart from forgiving someone you love is actually a hell of a lot harder than simply forgiving them." 
 I think this book would be best enjoyed if one gets into it without knowing anything at all. I also don't want to give away anything by saying something about this book either. I just hope everyone reads this book without knowing who Colleen Hoover is. So, let's just forget who she is before reading it. 
 Truthfully, the thing that I love the most about Colleen Hoover books is the writing. And in this book, the writing was still beautifully captivating. She just has a way of capturing the audience, Colleen Hoover. I knew her writing by starting the book because you damn well can't put it down. But what I don't like is the slut-shame she uses. Why did there need to be 'whore' mentioned several times? I didn't necessarily understand or like what that was going. So, that was the reason why this book didn't receive the full-fledged 5 stars. 
 The concept of her books are awesome. I thought that in every of her book that I read; she just pulled out something incredible and the plot along with that concept was just addicting. But in this book, it was something additionally emotional, astounding, and beautiful. The message was interpreted in the most emotional way possible and I believed that this book lived up to its potential; I thought it was made to tear the readers apart. There were also happy moments where the characters lit up despite what Lily was suffering through, and nobody could take them away. I loved the ending so much, it was how happy everything was after what Lily went through her entire marriage life, and that was what she deserved. 
 One of the things that I loved about the book was the characters. It dragged out the best and the worst of each one of them. Lily was a person I believed to be so strong. And she turned out as I expected her to be. I went through what she was suffering and felt her emotion and her pain and also her happy moments. She was very courageous and powerful to made a tough decision in her life and I liked that it effected the situation surrounding her. I refuse to say more about other characters because that's a major spoiler. 
 Also, warning; this book contains domestic violence, attempted rape, and also shitload of sex. 
 Overall: I loved this book and I would recommend it to anyone. It's such an emotional powerful book about a subject matter nowadays and could only be understood from the character point of view; it's also s subject that couldn't be judged that hastily from afar. It delivered that message and it was beautiful. I love it.