by Colleen Hoover

Even the times where I didn’t want to keep reading, I couldn’t tear my eyes from the page.
I am not usually the romance novel type of person, but Colleen Hoover has single-handedly changed that for me in the last few months. This is only my fourth book of hers that I have read, but it may be my favorite.
(and yes, I have read It Ends With Us)
Sky Davis has been homeschooled her whole life, and with a semi overprotective mom, is technology illiterate with absolutely zero digital footprint. When she finally convinces her mother to let her go to public high school for her senior year, she meets Dean Holder, the towns infamous bad boy, who just so happens to be seriously attractive.
With neither actively searching for a romantic relationship, they find themselves unable to be away from each other. Something deep in their souls connects the two of them, and when Sky finds out Holder has been lying to her, memories from the past come flooding back, and Sky no longer knows the difference between nightmare and reality.
Absolutely soul shattering, I was crying in the car with my father reading this book. I had to take reading breaks mid-chapter to collect myself and give my heart a break. There are so many clues Hoover drops throughout the novel that form into a perfectly shaped and horrifyingly beautiful bow at the end.
If you're looking for a fun and easy beach read, this book may not be it, because it may take 2-3 business days for your heart to recover. But if you’re looking for a book to completely gut you emotionally from the inside out? This may be it.
A story of two souls intertwined through trauma, fear, love and hope, Hopeless is a book you will want to read.
MMOexp: Mind you, the blog post doesn't actually explain the "cause" for the save data issues on PS5 or provide an estimated time frame for Elden Ring Runes when the fix is expected to be released. The representatives of Bandai Namco did not respond to a request for comments within the time frame for publication.
Elden Ring is not the first PS5 game to be launched with issues regarding the rest mode of the console. In the spring of last year, Housemarque's Returnal is a gruelling Roguelike that explores the musical talent from Blue ?yster Cult was released without a option to stop a run. If you needed to end the game--which can easily run for hours, and then do something else there was only one option, straight from the creator: put the console into rest mode.
It sounds simple enough It's not hard, is it? However, when Housemarque released an update that was released overnight shortly after Returnal's launch, some players -some of them in the middle of fantastic games they could have won thanks to you very much --who'd maintained Returnal on rest, according to the instructions, awoke to find their data gone. In October, as part Returnal's dazzling 2.0 upgrade, Housemarque added a formal "suspend game" option.
The old saying is that there's any rest for buy Elden Ring Items the wicked(ly amazing users of the PS5).