She loses her job, doses up on drugs, escapes from London, finds out that she might be pregnant, she wonders if Quentin knew about it, if he would have stayed. But as always, "Part of the cruelty of suicide, the reason it is still such a taboo, is the unanswered questions it leaves behind: What would it have taken to keep him here? What possibly could I have done better? What is so wrong with me that I wasn't worth living for?".

There is a love triangle, but it's not your average one, by far. The level of angst isn't magnified and there are no bad intentions. There is no "one" person who is "mean", whom you wouldn't mind having out of the picture. Simply said: we tend to root for everyone in this story. But in different ways. The love triangle is, at times, heartbreaking, but also beautiful...and with reason. To repeat myself: it does not DISAPPOINT ;);)I had originally planned on giving this book 3.5 stars because the problems I stated above were a raging forefront in my mind, but after a night’s sleep I realized that the emotional intensity and good writing quality were what stood out to me more than any of the problems so it’s a 4 star read. Though I can’t say I fully enjoyed the book, it’s truly an unforgettable story; that point is undeniable.

Once again, Colleen Hoover has delivered an emotionally charged masterpiece that will capture your heart! Maybe Someday is not your typical romance but I promise you, it is one of the most deeply passionate and uniquely beautiful books I have ever read.

We are talking about actions to which you are still not committed, and the lists which constitute your daily actions (Calendar, Next Actions and Waiting For) should only contain actions that you have committed to. Mixing stable actions with actions which could or could not take place will only contribute to generate confusion and distrust in the system. All you need to know is that this book is absolutely incredible, beautiful and unique. It's truly a must-read!!