It Ends with Us with delivery to Ireland

Sometimes the people who love us the most are also the ones who can hurt us the most. Lily Bloom has always swum against the tide. No wonder she opened a florist's for people who… don't like flowers, and runs it with passion and success. When she meets handsome doctor Ryle Kincaid and a fascination sparks between them, Lily is convinced her life couldn't get any better. That could have been how this story ended. But some things are too beautiful to last forever. Only Atlas Corrigan, Lily's old friend, can see what lies behind Lily and Ryle's perfect relationship. Once she was a safe harbour for him; now she is the one who needs help. Because we are not always brave enough to face the truth… Especially when it brings nothing but pain. If a broken heart could take any form, it would become this book. Colleen Hoover's brave and deeply personal novel won the 2016 readers' award for best romance – the Goodreads Choice Award Colleen Hoover is the author of the bestselling new adult novels “Hopeless”, “Losing Hope” and “Without Merit”, the moving romances “Layla”, “Too Late”, “Maybe Someday”, “Maybe Now”, “Ugly Love”, “November 9” and “Confess”, as well as the contemporary novels “Gdyby nie ty” and “Wszystkie nasze obietnice” and the psychological thriller “Coraz większy mrok”. She started writing for pleasure, but writing quickly became her passion and her way of life. Her novels reach the top of the “New York Times” bestseller list and are also very highly rated by Goodreads users. AN AMAZING BOOK. It completely absorbed me. I lived through every emotion together with Lily. I felt for her, I was moved and I was angry. Something beautiful. Debora Biedowicz AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY. I really loved the ending: IT DESCRIBES TRUE LOVE. Sometimes you have to let someone go to show how much they mean to you. Edyta Mazur, @perfekcyjnie_zaczytana A MUST-READ. A novel for all women and all men. Lily Bloom is the new Scarlett O'Hara. For her sake I will read this book again, and again, and again… Ola Adamska, Co czytać po Greyu?