movie to this next!?

I loved this - this was definitely the perfect sequel. I didn’t want it to end

I was ecstatic to find out there was a part 2 in book form, after watching the movie. I feel such a deep connection to Lily; having been through almost everything Ryle put her through, myself; as a teenager. I’m not sure I’ll heal completely, even though I’m married with the sweetest baby girl now. I don’t think that hurt goes away. It took me years to leave my abuser, always going back to him with the hope that he had changed when he swore he did, only for it to get progressively worse. The way Ryle spoke to Lily and made her feel, absolutely shook me to my core, it’s exactly how I felt and how my abuser spoke to me. I’m so happy Lily was able to get out, and that she found true happiness and love. I hope there will be another book to this series someday, but if there isn’t; this ended perfectly.

I was invested in this story line since the first book ‘It ends with us”. I just HAD to know what was next for the two characters and we all got the happy ending we wanted for them. I do wish it continued on, but understandably so, the book can’t go on forever.

I was a fan of It Ends With Us!!! Now!!! I loved this book just as much!!

Once I finished reading “It ends with us” I knew I needed the next part. I loved “it start with us” I would have like a little more interaction with Atlas and Ryle at the end. Not to be mean but I was not a big fan of the vows lol

I wish this book was longer and I wish I got more about their wedding and if they had children. Feels a little unfinished. I wish it never ended. How will I live without Atlas and Lily? I read this book too fast. 😭

Couldn’t put it down. So good!

I am in tears and felt emotions through l out the whole book. It felt like an extension to the movie and I was way too invested.

I loved this. Motherhood is very realistic in this book. I do wish I got to read about the proposal and maybe a flash forward about them having a baby boy together. I also would’ve wanted to see if Ryle ever made amends even though it’s implied he’s making progress.