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Original Title:	Never Ever ASIN B0167WQU8K
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Never Ever #1

Never Ever (Never Ever #1)

Sara Saedi

Kindle Edition | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.53 | 966 Users | 192 Reviews

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Wylie Dalton didn’t believe in fairy tales or love at first sight.

Then she met a real-life Peter Pan.

When Wylie encounters Phinn—confident, mature, and devastatingly handsome—at a party the night before her brother goes to juvie, she can’t believe how fast she falls for him. And that’s before he shows her how to fly.

Soon Wylie and her brothers find themselves whisked away to a mysterious tropical island off the coast of New York City where nobody ages beyond seventeen and life is a constant party. Wylie’s in heaven: now her brother won’t go to jail and she can escape her over-scheduled life with all its woes and responsibilities—permanently.

But the deeper Wylie falls for Phinn, the more she begins to discover has been kept from her and her brothers. Somebody on the island has been lying to her, but the truth can’t stay hidden forever.

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Title	:	Never Ever (Never Ever #1)
Author	:	Sara Saedi
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	June 21st 2016 by Viking Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Fantasy. Retellings. Young Adult. Fairy Tales

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Ratings: 3.53 From 966 Users | 192 Reviews

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I could very easily give this book a one or two star. I could complain about instalove and tropes and throw in a couple quotes that would have you rolling your eyes. Im not going to do that, though, because this book is thoroughly entertaining. It is one of the more worthy Peter Pan retellings, and its fantastic for a debut novel, so Im giving it a strong 3 ½ stars.I initially took this book off my tbr due to it not having stellar reviews but when I heard this was written by one of the writers

Initial thoughts and rating: 3.75-4 stars.I really liked this reimagination of Peter Pan. Granted, when I read Tiger Lily earlier this year, I wasn't that hung up on the fact that the story had such a bittersweet ending, but then again, it was well-written, I can't deny it.As for Sara Saedi's Never Ever, I totally fell into the story of a dashing, charming guy who can fly and what's even more appealing? The book is set in a contemporary setting that is Manhattan!The writing is really easy to get

This is a Peter Pan retelling in a modern day setting. Neverland exists but in a different way than you'd think. Wylie doesn't want her brother to go to juvie, but the reality is in less than 24 hours, he'll be sentenced for a DUI. At a party, she meets Phinn who is mysterious and sweeps her off her jaded feet. He offers her a way for her and her brothers to be free, Wylie believes it's a joke and agrees. When she wakes in real life Neverland, she's not sure if she made a mistake or the best

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A Peter Pan retelling?I certainly like the sound of that.

He looks older and hes ridiculously hot, Hes sitting with Micah. He has not taken his eyes off you. Of course, hes pretty and perfect and why shouldnt you trust the handsome stranger? I mean, he is hot. Earlier this year, when Unhooked was released, I was a tad disappointed in the story. Now I feel really bad about my rating. Now, I feel like Unhooked deserves 5 stars and my eternal love. In hindsight it offered everything I expected from a Peter Pan retelling. Darkness, twisted creatures,

"People lie to each other all the time, Wylie. It's what human beings do. They lie to each other until they think it's safe to be honest.'" Having never read Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie, I cant really compare it to the original. However, I have a sneaky suspicion that Barrie would be a little weirded out by this retelling. And while I wasnt totally weirded out, I did think some aspects were a little strange.Wylie, Josh, and Micah Dalton are teens living in New York City with two successful