Losing Hope by Colleen Hoover is the second book in the Hopeless series. 
 Where Hopeless was tragically beautiful, Losing Hope was beautifully tragic. Both books have a HEA (Happily Ever After) as they are essentially both the same story from different POV's (Points Of View). 
 In Losing Hope we get Holder's perspective. Who he was prior to and right after his sisters suicide, and what was happening with him when he first met Sky. To see what was going on inside the head of that beautiful specimen of man was a real treat. 
 Lacey's journal - the back pages... Well that was a real twist. When Holder finally manages to deal with that, to read the contents, the redemption he's granted is priceless. 
 If you loved Hopeless then you really owe it to yourself to get Holder's side of the tale. A pleasanter ear only slightly lee angst-filled as I already knew most of the details from the previous story and was prepared. 
 I love pop culture references in books...It may not be deliberate, but for me this is a Barney from How I Met Your Mother reference. 
 "Your logic terrifies me," she says. "I sort of don't find you attractive anymore." 
 Challenge accepted. 
 I slowly slide on top of her, careful to hold my weight up with my hands. If my body were to touch any part of hers right now, we'd already be moving on to seconds and thirds. "You sort of don't find me attractive?" I say, staring straight down into her eyes. "That can also mean you sort of do find me attractive." 
 -Holder & Sky