Message in a Bottle
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Overview
The author of the runaway "New York Times" bestseller "The Notebook" pens a tale of self-discovery, renewal, and the courage it takes to love again. When a 36-year-old single mother finds a love letter in a half-buried bottle while jogging along the shores of Cape Cod, she decides to take a dramatic leap that will forever change her life.
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- ISBN-13: 9780446523561
- ISBN-10: 0446523569
- Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
- Publish Date: April 1998
- Dimensions: 8.82 x 5.76 x 1.09 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.24 pounds
- Page Count: 336
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These days, guys not only read romances, they write them. In Message in a Bottle, Nicholas Sparks renders the quiet clarity of the love story in its purest form. Boston columnist Theresa Osborne discovers the message while on a seaside vacation. When her curiosity leads her to two more of the loving, lonely messages, Theresa embarks on a search for their writer. Her search leads her to scuba shop owner Garrett Brooks, a man still struggling over his wife's premature death. The currents of the Atlantic capriciously bring Garrett and Theresa together - or is it something transcending the logic of sea charts? Theresa and Garrett sail on his aptly named ship, the Happenstance, into an unforgettable romance.
Reviewed by Sandy Huseby.
These days, guys not only read romances, they write them. In Message in a Bottle, Nicholas Sparks renders the quiet clarity of the love story in its purest form. Boston columnist Theresa Osborne discovers the message while on a seaside vacation. When her curiosity leads her to two more of the loving, lonely messages, Theresa embarks on a search for their writer. Her search leads her to scuba shop owner Garrett Brooks, a man still struggling over his wife's premature death. The currents of the Atlantic capriciously bring Garrett and Theresa together - or is it something transcending the logic of sea charts? Theresa and Garrett sail on his aptly named ship, the Happenstance, into an unforgettable romance.
Reviewed by Sandy Huseby.