It's not a secret. Everyone who knows me knows Colleen Hoover is one of my all time favorite authors. I love how she can make me feel different emotions with one book: love, hate, sadness, happiness. I go through everything with her books. November 9 was no exception. 
 I was excited about this book since I heard she was going to publish it. I was a bit scared because everytime I was excited about a book, it somehow disappointed me. Not this one, I was excited and when I read it I was just as excited and I loved it. I love it so much. 
 First, I love the plot. I love the idea of two people meeting juste once a year on the same date they met. I loved the characters (love is an understatement): Fallon is such a strong character, she went through a lot, but she still keeps living her life. Ben the writer is probably one of my favorite CH characters now (Though, Ridge is still the number one), we barely know anything about his life or about himself (I mean at the beginning before the plot twist), but I still fall in love just like Fallon did. And, can I just say how happy I was to have Miles and Tate back in this book? (my first actual loves, Ugly Love is the first one I read (from Colleen Hoover I mean)). 
 Let's talk about that plot twist.... I didn't see that one coming, I had no clue (and that's how you know this book is amazing). I was shocked. I think I said "Oh my god!" at least 50 times. (view spoiler)[I never thought Ben could have been the one behind the fire. I though that Kyle was mad because their mum died in a fire or something like (I know, lame) but I never though it was this. And that's when I got mad, just like Fallon. But then, you get the whole story from Ben's point of view. And you understand everything and you fall in love all over again with the guy. (hide spoiler)] 
 And I loved that part. It was so well written. I loved all the little Dylan Thomas quotes and the sentences "written by" Ben. Basically I loved everything about this book. And it's definitely one of my favorites now. 
 Thank you Colleen Hoover for this book and for all of the others books (THANK YOU FOR MAYBE SOMEDAY) you've ever written. Thank you for all those gifts and I can't wait to read another one.