Colleen Hoover is a prolific contemporary romance author known for her emotionally charged storytelling and complex characters. Here's an overview of her and her notable works:

About Colleen Hoover:

Colleen Hoover was born on December 11, 1979, in Sulphur Springs, Texas, USA. Before becoming a full-time writer, she worked various jobs, including social media management and teaching. Hoover began writing as a hobby, but her self-published debut novel, "Slammed," gained popularity on social media platforms, leading to a publishing deal with Atria Books, a division of Simon & Schuster.

Notable Books:

Slammed Series: "Slammed" (2012): The first book in the series follows Layken, who moves to Michigan after her father's death and meets her attractive neighbor, Will. They are drawn to each other but face challenges that test their relationship.
"Point of Retreat" (2012): The sequel continues Layken and Will's story as they navigate obstacles in their relationship.
"This Girl" (2013): The third book provides insight into Will's perspective and fills in the gaps from the previous books.
Hopeless Series:
"Hopeless" (2012): Sky meets Dean Holder, a troubled boy with a mysterious past. As their connection deepens, they uncover dark secrets that threaten to tear them apart.
"Losing Hope" (2013): This companion novel tells the story from Holder's perspective, offering insight into his struggles and emotions. Maybe Someday Series:
"Maybe Someday" (2014): Sydney and Ridge develop a deep connection through music despite being in relationships with other people. Their bond challenges their loyalty and forces them to confront their feelings.
"Maybe Not" (2014): This novella explores the relationship between Warren and Bridgette, secondary characters from "Maybe Someday."
It Ends with Us (2016): This standalone novel follows Lily Bloom as she navigates a tumultuous relationship with neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid. The story explores themes of love, resilience, and the cycle of abuse.
November 9 (2015): Fallon meets Ben on November 9th, and they agree to meet on the same date every year without any contact in between. Over the years, their connection deepens, but secrets threaten to unravel their bond.
Verity (2018): A departure from Hoover's usual romance genre, "Verity" is a psychological thriller about Lowen, a struggling writer hired to complete bestselling author Verity Crawford's series after Verity becomes incapacitated. Lowen discovers disturbing secrets about Verity and her family.