Only Ever Yours

the bestselling first novel by Louise O'Neill, author of Asking For It

De: Louise O'Neill

Narrado por: Emma Weaver

eves are designed, not made.
The School trains them to be pretty
The School trains them to be good.
The School trains them to Always be Willing.


All their lives, the eves have been waiting. Now, they are ready for the outside world.
companion . . . concubine . . . or chastity
Only the best will be chosen.
And only the Men decide.
(P)2015 WF Howes Ltd©2014 Louise O'Neill

Reseñas de la Crítica

Gripping ... like all the best dystopias, Only Ever Yours is about the world we live in now

The Handmaid's Tale meets Mean Girls'

Utterly magnificent ... gripping, accomplished and dark

Deserves to be read by young and old, male and female, the world over in the same way Harry Potter and The Hunger Games were

A dark dream. A vivid nightmare. The world O'Neill imagines is frightening because it could come true. She writes with a scalpel

Deep, dark and frighteningly believable, this book will stay with you for a long time

Compelling writing ... this only-too-real dystopia grips from beginning to end

Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale with a post-millennial twist

The bleakness of The Catcher in the Rye, the satire of The Stepford Wives and it made me recall Nineteen Eighty-Four ... a fresh and original talent

Terrifying but captivating

A sparkling debut that will really make you think

'Compelling and frightening'

An ingenious exploration of gender roles, female identity and female competition

'Terrifying and heartbreaking, O'Neill's story reads like an heir to Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and MT Anderson's Feed, and, like those two books, it's sure to be discussed for years to come'

'A stunning debut set in a dystopian future that has everyone talking . . . once read, will never be forgotten'

Dark, gripping . . . should be mandatory reading everywhere

Absolutely Frightful

This book left me stunned at both the frightfulness of the society one gets to glimpse at and the eerie similarities to our own.

If you intend to sleep soundly or feel at peace ever again, then stay far away. If however you value an incitement to compassion and empathy this book will give you that in spades.

As bad a book as the narrator

Truly terrible book that gets tired after chapter 2. Unlovable protagonist. Poor writing. A plagiarised Handmaid’s Tale. Just read some Margaret Atwood instead.

Narrator’s mispronuciations:

Belying. Bellying
Pixalated. Pixaltated.
Finality. Finalty.
Chasm. chasm (like church)
Ubiquitous. Ubiquious.
Fervent. Feverent.
Chaste. Chaast