Are Colleen Hoover’s Books A Series?

Colleen Hoover Series List

There are five top book series to read by Colleen Hoover: Slammed, Hopeless, Maybe Someday, Never Never, and It Ends with Us. Each Colleen Hoover series and the books in it are listed below in order of publication date, which is generally the best way to read them:

Slammed Series

1. Slammed (2012)
2. Point of Retreat (2012)
3. This Girl (2013)

Hopeless Series

1. Hopeless (2012)
2. Losing Hope (2013)
3. Finding Cinderella (2013)
4. All Your Perfects (2018)
5. Finding Perfect (2019)

Maybe Someday Series

1. Maybe Someday (2014)
2. Maybe Not (2014)
3. Maybe Now (2018)

Never Never Series (co-authored with Tarryn Fisher)

1. Never Never (Part 1) (2015)
2. Never Never (Part 2) (2015)
3. Never Never (Part 3) (2016)
4. Never Never (Parts 1, 2, and 3 re-published in one book) (2023)

Slammed

Slammed Series 3 Books Set

Slammed is a romance series of three books: Slammed, Point of Retreat, and This Girl.

The age rating for the Slammed series is Young Adults aged 14 and over.

It follows the story of grieving teenager Layken, who meets her new neighbor Will, a cute guy who loves slam poetry. However, a shocking discovery threatens their relationship and tests how hard they are willing to go to save the relationship.

The third and final book in the series offers Will’s perspective through flashbacks and presents shocking confessions.

For more, read the full guide to the Slammed series.

Hopeless

Colleen Hoover Ebook Boxed Set Hopeless Series: Hopeless, Losing Hope, Finding Cinderella, All Your Perfects, and Finding Perfect

Hopeless is a series of five books: Hopeless, Losing Hope, Finding Cinderella, All Your Perfects, and Finding Perfect.

The age rating for the Hopeless series is Mature Adults aged 17 and over.

It follows the story of teenager Sky, who meets a man with a storied past and reputation around town, Dean Holder. He reminds her of her own troubled past and, when secrets are revealed, she struggles to trust him.

The series continues to offer Dean’s point of view on his past, his friend Daniel’s love story and, finally, a Thanksgiving holiday in which the characters join together and attempt to answer questions about shared secrets.

For more, read the full guide to the Hopeless series.

Maybe Someday

Maybe Someday 3 Books Collection Set By Colleen Hoover Maybe Someday; Maybe Not And Maybe Now

Maybe Someday is a series of three books: Maybe Someday, Maybe Not, and Maybe Now.

The age rating for the Maybe Someday series is Mature Adults aged 17 and over.

It follows the story of a down-on-her-luck college student named Sydney who becomes intrigued by her guitar-playing neighbor, Ridge.

The series spins off and tells the story of enemies-to-lovers roommates, then it concludes the story of all the characters, with links to original music for all you fans (like me) of pairing your reads with related lifestyle!

For more, read the full guide to the Maybe Someday series.

Never Never

Never Never: A twisty and devastating romantic mystery

Never Never is a series of three books that Colleen Hoover co-authored with Tarryn Fisher: Never Never (Part 1), Never Never (Part 2), and Never Never (Part 3). In 2023, Never Never was re-published with all three parts in one book.

The age rating for the Never Never series is Young Adults aged 14 and over.

It follows the story of Charlize and Silas, childhood best friends turned lovers, who lose their memory. Piecing the puzzle of their pasts back together causes them to question their relationship in a race against time.

For more, read the full guide to the Never Never series.

It Ends With Us

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It Ends With Us is a series of two bestselling books: It Ends With Us and It Starts With Us, which are both extremely popular with readers worldwide.

The age rating for the It Ends With Us series is Mature Adults aged 17 and over.

It begins with the most popular Colleen Hoover book: the story of small business owner Lily, who falls for a neurosurgeon named Ryle. When the relationship becomes toxic, she’s reminded of a male protector in her past, Atlas, as well as the similarities her relationship bears to that of her parents.

As the relationship between Lily and Ryle becomes more complex, the second book shares Atlas’s side of the story.

For more, read the full guide to the It Ends With Us series.

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