Something I liked about this book was seeing everything in both of their point of views because I liked knowing more than Auburn did in the beginning about Owen. He pushes a glass of wine across the bar. It’s been a while since I’ve been complimented and I’ve forgotten how good it feels. I slide onto the stool, fighting to hide my smile. He clears his throat and looks back down at the wine he’s pouring. He lifts his eyes and stares at my shirt for much longer than it takes to acknowledge whether or not a shirt fits.

He also mentions that they have the same middle name “Mason” which ends up being such a cute thing added to their relationship later on. Next to the sign, there’s another sign that says “Confess” and that’s where people confess a lot of crazy things like having a child with her husband’s brother and hiding it from her husband.Īuburn finally meets the artist Owen and he immediately hires her because he’s desperate.

I can never imagine being in Auburn’s shoes at such a young age.įirst of all this is the beginning of the book and it’s already tore my heart out but I should’ve known that I wasn’t going to leave this book with my heart intact because it’s Colleen Hoover.Īuburn just moved to Dallas, TX from Portland, OR 5 years after the prologue and she sees a Help Wanted sign at an art studio. In the prologue, we meet Auburn who’s 15 and in love with Adam who’s dying in the hospital. It does have some sex scenes but it’s only 2 and it wasn’t as graphic as it was in Ugly Love. It did stress me out at some points but I got over it and absolutely felt release went all their problems were solved and everything was okay again. The problems felt so real like I would forget I was reading a fictional book. I loved how the art had such a meaning in this book and also how Owen used confessions in order to paint these amazing drawings that are actually shown in this book.Īlso, the relationship between Owen and Auburn was so special to me like I was addicted with their chemistry from the moment they met. Everything about it was just perfect to me.

The last thing Owen wants is to lose Auburn, so he tries to show her that the truth doesn’t always tell the full story. But, his past threatens everything she’s been working for so she has to cut Owen out of her life. She walks into a Dallas art studio for a job, she doesn’t expect to find herself being attracted to the artist who works there, Owen.Īuburn finally takes a risk until she finds out that Owen is keeping big secrets from her just like she is. There’s no room for distractions or mistakes. I’ll be having a spoiler-free and a spoiler-filled section.Īuburn Reed has everything planned out and is focused on her goals. Confess by Colleen Hoover is a new adult romance novel that was published on Maby Atria Books.

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