If you’re a fan of Colleen Hoover’s books, then you’re in luck! We’ve rounded up all of our favourites, so you can find the perfect one for your next reading session. Whether you’re looking for something heartbreaking or funny, we’ve got you covered. Keep reading to see which ones made the list!
1. Slammed
Slammed is the first book in Colleen Hoover’s New York Times bestselling Slammed series. The book follows the story of Layla and Will, two young people who fall in love despite the fact that they are complete opposites.
2. Point of Retreat
Point of Retreat is the second book in the Slammed series. The book picks up where Slammed left off, with Layla and Will trying to navigate their complicated relationship.
3. This Girl
This Girl is the first book in Colleen Hoover’s New York Times bestselling This Girl series. The book follows the story of Mike and Abby, two people who meet and fall in love despite the fact that they are both in relationships with other people.
4. Hopeless
Hopeless is the second book in the This Girl series. The book picks up where This Girl left off, with Mike and Abby trying to figure out what their relationship means and whether or not they can be together.
5. Confess
Confess is a standalone novel by Colleen Hoover. The book follows the story of Auburn and Owen, two people who are drawn to each other despite the fact that they have some dark secrets in their pasts.
6. Losing Hope
Losing Hope is a standalone novel by Colleen Hoover. The book follows the story of Hope and Dean, two people who were once in a relationship but are now struggling to connect with each other again.
7. Maybe Someday
Maybe Someday is a standalone novel by Colleen Hoover. The book follows the story of Sydney and Ridge, two people who meet and form an unlikely friendship despite the fact that they both have significant others.
8. Ugly Love
Ugly Love is a standalone novel by Colleen Hoover. The book follows the story of Tate and Miles, two people who are drawn to each other despite the fact that Miles is determined to keep Tate at arm’s length.
