Picking up where Maybe Someday left off, Maybe Now concludes the magical series as Maggie grapples with her illness and determination to live life to the fullest. Unable to resist his wife’s request however, Will starts revealing his deepest thoughts and feelings, narrating both the good, bad and nasty moments.

When Layken’s new neighbor moves in, the duo strike up a romantic connection, until a massive secret pulls them apart. He then confesses that he accidentally shot and killed his brother Emerson as a child, resulting in trauma that causes him to have rage-filled episodes. Her plots and characters have immense appeal among young women readers, and she sets her characters in modern day situations of friendship, new relationships, first love, and heartbreak.Every cherished moment is erased from their minds, and now, the pair must work together to uncover the truth about their shared past.

Lily hasn’t always had it easy, but that’s never stopped her from working hard for the life she wants. This book brings together the musical world of Ridge, Sydney, Maggie, Warren and Bridgette, as they go through new relationships and old friendships.In the process however, she comes across a disturbing manuscript that Verity swore to take to her grave. A college student with a stable job, sharing a room with her best friend Tori, and madly in love with her delightful boyfriend Hunter, it’s safe to say that twenty-two year old Sydney has an amazing life. But as they unearth their lost memories, they discover some terrifying truths about their relationship. One reviewer said this book had them crying “ugly tears” at two in the morning, while another said the book made them hurt in the best way possible.

In the epilogue, Lily, who is co-parenting with Ryle, finds Atlas and tells him that she is ready to restart her relationship with him. When the hour elapses, the girl takes off like Cinderella, as Daniel tries to convince himself that what occurred was only just make-believe.Although it is a follow-up to the New York Times bestselling novel, Maybe Someday, this book should be read after Maybe Not. Like most modern working women, she balances her work, her marriage, her two young sons and still finds joy in writing and promoting her own creations. How will the decisions the make effect the people around them that they hold near and dear to their hearts? Okay, fine, if you want a little teaser, one reviewer said they read this book in a single sitting with their heart racing the entire time. Reacting to what’s best described as a love story between an artist and his muse, reviewers pine for the romance between Fallon and aspiring novelist Ben.