True Believer by Nicholas Sparks Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of True Believer
Book Review: FAST READ
Summary: 4 Stars
I've read quite a few of Nicholas Sparks' books. And this was a good one. I really enjoyed reading it.Book Review: Loved It!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm a big romance reader, but new to Nicholas Sparks. I picked this book up on a hunch that it'd be a good wind-down read, and I was pleasantly surprised! I read it every chance I got, and finished it within two days! I haven't read other Nicholas Sparks' books, so I can't compare, but I do love this one. Very good for us romantics at heart who still believe true love is out there for everyone.Book Review: I believe...
Summary: 4 Stars
this book was kind of slow going in the beginning, but has a really nice ending. can't wait to read the sequel "at first sight"Book Review: It was ok
Summary: 4 Stars
This book was ok but I think Nicholas Sparks should be a bit more attentive to his readers comments and/or atleast replying to their letters and emails.Book Review: 3 stars
Summary: 3 Stars
Jeremy Marsh has made a career out of debunking psychics and other paranormal phenomena. As his star rises toward fame, he discovers what may be the case to usher in even greater good fortune. A small town has a legend of ghost lights haunting a cemetary. Finding the truth behind that could be his big break, but Jeremy has discovered something truly magical; the way he feels about Lexie, the grandaughter of the town's psychic. She has a special bond with the lights, a memory about them too beautiful to shatter. Moreover, finding the truth could speed the little burg's demise. Jeremy is caught in a dilema. Will he chose his head, heart, or wallet?
*** Though interesting and moving, this story lacks some of the heart found in Mr. Sparks' earlier works. There is intriguing trivia peppered throughout the story. You will not regret reading this story, even if it has a bit less magic than Walk to Remember or Message in a Bottle. ***
Amanda Killgore