Who is this book for?
- Readers who enjoy dark, gritty romance novels with high drama and intense situations would likely appreciate Too Late.
- Fans of Colleen Hoover looking for something edgier than her usual style may find this book appealing.
- Those who like stories featuring complex villains, forbidden romance, and themes of overcoming abuse could be drawn to this book.
- Readers who don't mind explicit content, including violence and sexual situations, and who can overlook some plot inconsistencies for the sake of an addictive story would probably enjoy this novel.
Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?
- Readers seeking a more traditional romance or those sensitive to depictions of abuse, drug use, and sexual violence should avoid this book.
- Fans of Colleen Hoover's usual writing style may be put off by the darker tone and more explicit content.
- Those who dislike insta-love tropes or unrealistic portrayals of law enforcement work will likely be frustrated.
- Readers looking for well-developed characters and emotionally nuanced storytelling may find this book lacking.
- Anyone expecting a 'clean' romance or a story with a clear moral message will probably be disappointed with Too Late.
Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book
- Darker and edgier than Colleen Hoover's typical work, appealing to fans of grittier stories
- Intense and suspenseful plot that keeps readers engaged
- Explores complex themes like abusive relationships and drug dealing
- Compelling villain character in Asa
- Addictive writing style that makes it a quick read
- Available for free originally on Wattpad
- Takes risks and pushes boundaries compared to author's previous books
- Emotional and dramatic storyline
- Steamy romance scenes
- Action-packed climax and ending
Things people didn't like as much about this book
- Underdeveloped main characters, especially Sloan and Carter
- Relies heavily on insta-love trope between protagonists
- Problematic portrayal of mental illness
- Unrealistic depiction of law enforcement/undercover work
- Gratuitous use of explicit language and violence
- Plot holes and inconsistencies in the story
- Lacks the emotional depth of author's other works
- Perpetuates damaging tropes about abusive relationships
- Rushed and unsatisfying ending for some readers
- Writing quality not up to author's usual standards
