November 9: A Novel

this was my first novel by Colleen Hoover and it did NOT dissapoint. drew me in right away and I loved seeing the relationship develop with Ben & Fallon throughout the story. the male narrator was great, female.. eh not so much (kind of monotone in my opinion)

Love her books, the plot twist wasn’t far fetched or predictable. Always love narration by Zachary Webber.

Nov 9 is my birthday, so I thought it would be fun to read. Kind of started slow, but then picked up steam - so much so that I couldn't put it down. Zachary Webber is a terrific narrator!. Angela Goethais was not so convincing in her role. This did not surprise me as other raters felt similarly. But, the story stole the show - it was filled with suspense and twists. I found myself sitting in my car after my evening commute to see what happened next.

Love this book. Love the romance and the mystery! Great story!! I couldn't wait to get to the end. Didn't love the narration. Would have liked more inflections and more passion in the tone of their voices.

Loved the book very much. Found Fallin somewhat annoying yave me the shits at times. Loved the surprise near the end of the book. Well worth the tead.

Very nice read, likable characters. I was annoyed with Fallon at times but definetly loved Ben ;)

It wasn't my favorite out of the Colleen Hoover stories I've listened to so far. I liked the way Ben and Fallon met, their chemistry seemed genuine and realistic for a first encounter. I even liked how Ben looked passed Fallon's burn scars and saw her beauty. The parts that had me scratching my head was how the author had cameos of three characters from Ugly Love. I liked having a taste for Miles, Tate and Ian again but the connection seemed odd. In Ugly Love Ian and Miles met in elementary, in San Francisco where they both grew up, so how is it that Ian's two brothers grew up in LA? Do they have different fathers and Ian lived with him while his brothers lived with their mom? Confusing. The other thing that had me shaking my head was the twist at the end that explains why Ben first approached Fallon. I don't know why but I wanted to roll my eyes. Perhaps because I'm noticing a trend with these Colleen Hoover books: girl meets guy, he develops intense feelings but his troubled passed interrupts their blossoming love, then finally her unwavering love is what heals the guys wounds... Blah blah. I also didn't care for the breathy narration voice for Fallon. It starts off strong every time the story returns to Fallon but then the narrator sounds normal after a while. Anyway, overall assessment, not bad but won't listen to it again the way I do with most audios.