Hold up. Someone please give my brain a massage first. So basically Never Never came in 3 parts; I'll just do a simple breakdown review of each. 
 [Never Never Part 1] 5 STARS!! When I first came across it, I knew I was in for a crazy mysterious storyline, the on-going mystery that was happening with Silas & Charlie made me so anxious that I simply wanted to know what the hell was going on. The fact that the book was only less than 200 pages made it even more worse because everything was going by so fast and I felt as if CoHo and Tarryn were playing mind tricks on me as I was reading it. 
 [Never Never Part 2] Another 5 star rating because the story of Charlie was really interesting to the point that it was kind of like the Mara Dyer trilogy, hence the book kind of upped its game. Also this is where I read about the woman with the tarot cards and then the issue with their dad, all of these made sense but not at the same time so I guess that's what made me kept reading and loving it because I never really came across a book that was confusing and yet kept me wanting for more.... YA GET ME. I can also say that this is my favourite out of all three because it revealed Silas and Charlie more as to who they really are and Silas... well, what do you expect, the author behind his character is CoHo, you should know what I mean by that already. 
 (((BUT IF YOU DON'T. SILAS IS BAE OK. I LOVE HIM. Now I wish there was a normal story with just him and Charlie because damn son that boy is a romantic. GIVE ME ONE. ))) 
 [Never Never Part 3] And finally, the third part I decided to give a 4 mainly because I kind of expected a "bang" to the whole thing since it was the last book. I won't say I don't love it but the whole reason why all of this happened to them didn't really impress me that much, I don't know, it was reasonably nice but with everything from book 1 & 2, I was hoping for something bigger. 
 But anyways, 4.5 rating if I were to rate all 3 books, I loved the writing between CoHo and Tarryn and the concept of the story was very different and you can obviously expect good books when it comes to them. Seriously, it's CoHo and Tarryn. What could possibly go wrong?