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  • Colleen Hoover
    Colleen Hoover
    / Blockbuster books: It Ends with Us, It Starts with Us, and Verity

    …establish a category known as new adult fiction. Such works typically center on twentysomethings trying to navigate the adult world, with romantic relationships being a key element. Some, however, claimed that Hoover was a genre unto herself. Her success—in part due to devoted fans known as CoHorts—allowed Hoover to pursue…

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    …establish a category known as new adult fiction. Such works typically center on twentysomethings trying to navigate the adult world, with romantic relationships being a key element. Some, however, claimed that Hoover was a genre unto herself. Her success—in part due to devoted fans known as CoHorts—allowed Hoover to pursue…

    Read More