November 9

A Novel

De: Colleen Hoover

Narrado por: Zachary Webber, Angela Goethals

A gripping tale of love, secrets, and betrayal perfect “for fans of Gillian Flynn” (Library Journal, starred review) from the beloved #1 New York Times bestselling author of Reminders of Him and It Ends with Us.

When Fallon meets Ben, an aspiring novelist, their connection defies logic, sparking an instant bond that seems almost too perfect. But perfection often hides cracks, and as their unconventional arrangement unfolds, the pair agrees to meet only once a year on November 9th— with no contact in between. What begins as an intriguing exploration of love and trust quickly turns into something stronger with more twists than either of them imagined.

Beneath their romance lies a tense undercurrent and Fallon begins to question Ben’s true intentions. With each passing November, the web of truth and lies grows tighter, and what started as a love story teeters on the edge of obsession.

Pulsing with intense chemistry and heart-stopping revelations this riveting novel dares to ask: Can love survive when the truth is the ultimate plot twist?

Loved it!!

Any additional comments?

I loved the concept of this book: Two people who are madly in love with each other, but have agreed to only meet one day each year. I loved the characters, and you can't help but root for them throughout the whole book. Very well written and performed. Excellent!

Couldn't put it down!

I have to say this is by far my favorite! Can't wait to start my next C.H. book!

Another great story by Colleen Hoover!

Absolutely loved, "November 9". The story was interesting the entire way through for me, I finished listening to the nine plus hour audio in a day and a half, partially through work because I HAD to finish it. Loved every minute of it. Especially loved Zachary Webber's narration for Ben. Wonderfully done. Worth the credit!

I did not see that coming!

I love it when a book catches you off guard. Great storyline. For the most part the narrators were great but, sometime her reading of it was a little dramatic and drawn out in a weird way. Well worth the credit. It is my second from this author and she is becoming a favorite.

great story

This book was engaging and well written. A very sweet live story. Every girl dreams to have a Bentonville in her life. The only negative I have to say did not have to do with the book, but the female narrator. I found her too dramatic at times causing me to roll my eyes even. It took a bit away from. setting the mood for the story at times. With that in mind, the book was totally worth the read.