It ends with us a story with a story with thousands reader and thousands deferent views
I have to admit that my initial expectations for Colleen Hoover's book, It Ends with Us, were exceeded. This particular book was read by my closest friend, who told me it was her favorite. I scoffed at her, thinking it was just another corny love story with no substance. But, my, I would have known better what I was getting myself into. It was so fantastic that I included it in my list of the best books I've read this year. Its plot structure also incorporates several powerful life lessons that will undoubtedly impart some knowledge to you.
But, my, I would have known better what I was getting myself into. It was so fantastic that I included it in my list of the best books I've read this year. Its plot structure also incorporates some powerful life lessons that will undoubtedly impart some knowledge to you.
The story as it develops
Lily, a young woman with lofty aspirations, decides to relocate to Boston from her little Maine town. She has never had an especially easy life, but that is irrelevant. Her aspirations are lofty. After graduating from college, she opened a business in a large city.
Soon after, Lily meets the dashing and endearing Ryle Kincaid, a successful neurosurgeon. Though a little conceited, he is bright and intelligent and has a firm "no relationships" attitude. He appears to have relinquished his rule, but just with Lily. Even though Ryle and Lily are getting along well, Lily appears to be obsessed with Atlas, her first love and the one person who truly understands her. And now that Atlas appears to have miraculously returned to her life, the carefully cultivated bond she shares with Ryle appears to be in jeopardy.
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