Caroline Kepnes’ fourth You book is also not yet finished so fans will just have to sit tight to wait and see what could possibly happen in the next instalment.

For You and You Only was so different from the previous three books, and I mean that in the worst way possible. Now that Joe has moved away from the United States completely, it's likely that we won't see any of the characters we've come to know and love/hate over the past two seasons pop up in a regular capacity. There are a couple of characters that could still return in You season 4, though...A short recap of my reactions to Joe Goldberg and the You book series and Netflix adaptation. SPOILERS ABOUND. The times I use the word boring -probably too many times. I am sorry. Maybe there is some warranted criticism of the publishing world (agents, publishers, writers, readers, reviewers, the whole lot of us), but I've seen it done way better than in this book. If you've been looking for a new, signature hair look for fall, Emma Chamberlain may have just come *through* for you...

I’m still so thankful to have this greatest opportunity to have a chance to read this book before the release date as a die hard Goldberg fan ( as it’s tattooed on my left shoulder! ) Eve Austin as Gemma: A tone-deaf and privileged member of a privileged circle of friends who met at Oxford.That is until, inevitably, he meets ‘you’. In this instance ‘you’ is a girl named Wonder. A writer like him, but full of flaws and complexities. Joe is immediately smitten as always, and will do anything for her. Even murder. You co-creator Sera Gamble was inspired to make Joe a teacher in Season 4 because you told her several years ago that you envisioned him in a college setting. Did you always imagine he’d be a student instead of a teacher? I’m one step ahead of you, twenty feet behind you — and this is what I wanted from Harvard because what is class without a crush? It’s Good Will Hunting without the girl, and that’s what you are: the girl. I’m about to touch your shoulder and this is it. 3 . . . 2 . . . Okay and sorry I just cannot. Why. Why. Why does Joe have a child out there and it’s swept under the rug? Why did the third book even happen at all? I know books don’t have to be realistic—it’s freaking fiction—but if you’re going to have him fall in love with someone like Love (my favorite of all his girlfriends), and ruin their story, pretend it never happened, it makes me not take this fourth book seriously. I still can't get over what happened with Love. I can't believe Caroline did her like that! Of all the Netflix original shows based on books, Youis clearly most popular. The series is based on Caroline Kepnes’ You book series, which started in 2014 with the release of You.