Maybe Someday will take you out of your comfort zone, so I can understand why the official synopsis is ambiguous. (Now use your imagination to insert double whammy twists here) Sydney and Ridge have off the charts chemistry, which only builds during their mega songwriting sessions. Ridge is hoping Sydney will collaborate on lyrics so having her nearby will help facilitate that. With nowhere to turn, her neighbor Ridge, a handsome songwriter with writer’s block, invites Sydney to stay with him and his roommates. OK, so Sydney has just been burned by her boyfriend and best friend, and on her birthday no less. It’s kind of killing me, but I want to let you discover them on your own. I’m going to be very vague with my Maybe Someday plot synopsis because there are some spoilery things that I can’t tell you. Hoover plays with her readers’ hearts with her books, and all the tension at the end of Maybe Someday had me gripping my kindle tight and hoping for a happy ending. I always find myself staying up late to finish her latest release. Hoovers’ writing style is very engaging and draws you in, and she’s one of the big reasons I don’t give up on New Adult. My favorite types of books are emotional ones that make me feel and Hoover always delivers in that department. So, when I received a copy of Hoover’s latest, Maybe Someday, it was a drop-everything-else-and-read-this-now type of situation. Her novels It Ends With Us and Verity are currently two of the top five books on the New York Times combined print and e-book fiction bestsellers.Maybe you’ve noticed that I’m a total Colleen Hoover book pusher on this blog. Described as a “contemporary Melrose Place,” the series follows Sydney, Ridge, and their friends as they “learn to navigate life and love, against the vibrant backdrop of Austin’s music scene.”Īfter releasing her first novel over a decade ago, Hoover has since sold millions of books published in over 40 languages and has had multiple books ranked on the New York Times top 10 last year.

While attempting to navigate the low point, Sydney meets her mysterious neighbor and guitar player Ridge and his roommates. Maybe Someday, the first of Hoover’s Maybe Someday series centers on 20-something Sydney whose life takes a turn after learning her boyfriend cheated on her with her best friend and roommate.

The adaptation would mark another collaboration between Hoover and Levine, with Levine having previously produced the digital series based on Hoover’s novel Confess. Hoover and Lauren Levine (I Am David, Bridge to Terabithia) will executive produce while eOne will serve as the studio. (eOne) has closed a deal to develop the New York Times bestselling author’s 2014 novel into a television series. Colleen Hoover’s novel Maybe Someday is set to get the adaptation treatment.Įntertainment One Ltd.

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