Nights in Rodanthe

I read the electronic version of this book, and was surprised to see how short it was. It was certainly very readable, as all his books are, however it really was a very slight story. I love romance, but the discovery of a deathless love in a weekend did seem a bit of a reach, especially since she was destined never to find love again. And why would she keep it a secret for so many years? I did not feel like this one required a lot of work on his part. I've liked some of his other books, so I'll give him another chance.

All the beauty of a Nicholas Sparks book, but in a fast paced read

Another incredible work by Nicholas Sparks that has successfully impressed me. In this novel, Nicholas Sparks managed to make me curious about what's happening until the last minute. He reveal things little by little, making me so curious and anticipating what's coming next. The story is about Adrienne -a woman with 3 children, left by her husband because of another woman - and Paul Flanner - a 54-year-old-man, left by his wife and son for being a workaholic. They both met in Rodanthe, where Paul was staying and Adrienne was helping her friend to watch the place. The way they fell in love is beautifully described, but however, not every love story has a happy ending.. :( The one thing I regret is buying the edition with the movie cover on it. Paul was described as a really great man with mesmerizing features, but then I saw Richard Gere on the cover and all the imagination just melts away (i'm sorry i'm not a big fan of Richard Gere - and i haven't seen the movie yet).. Anyway, overall this book is great, not disappointing :) I hope Nicholas Sparks will never stop writing great books.

Honestly I wish I could give this a lower rating. 🙄🙄🙄

Ein typisches Buch von Nicholas Sparks. Es geht unter die Haut, lässt die Augen feucht werden und regt doch zum Nachdenken an. Denn was, was ist wahre Liebe ?