I Regret You. Everything Will End with Us. A Set of 2 Books

COLleen HOOVER is an author whom readers entrust with their hearts, a literary phenomenon of our time, a three-time winner of the Goodreads Choice Award in the "Romance" category. Her works have been translated into dozens of languages. She is... a global trend. The book sales of Colleen Hoover have surpassed those of Stephen King and George Martin. "I REGRET YOU" Paper is the main symbol of this book. Human life is fragile — like paper. But at the same time, it symbolizes a beginning, a bright future, and a chance to start all over again. Morgan Grant and her sixteen-year-old daughter Clara wish more than anything for love and understanding to reign in their home. This can be achieved if Morgan finally lets her daughter go, stops controlling her, and allows her to breathe freely. It's becoming increasingly difficult for them to be together, but Chris, Clara's father, helps them resolve conflicts. Until one day he gets into a terrible accident that turns their world upside down. Can shared grief bind their family together? "EVERYTHING WILL END WITH US" A dramatic story of the relationship of a loving couple with an unexpected finale. This is not a love story. This is a story about how to escape from it. Read the book — watch the movie. Starring Blake Lively. Lily is the main symbol of this book. What happens if you look at a beautiful flower from a different angle? Reveal its unsightly side, glorifying not only life but also death, not only a beginning but also an end. New images and meanings will emerge, but it will remain beautiful. These flowers Ryle gives to Lily, whose name only adds to their significance. Lily has always worked hard for the life she dreamed of. She has come a long way: she left a small town, graduated from college, and started her own business in Boston. And then Lily fell in love with Ryle. He is assertive, stubborn, and has an absolute weakness for Lily, and she can't get him out of her head. Ryle is against serious relationships, and very soon Lily begins to realize that it’s not so simple. More and more doubts overwhelm Lily.