Sparks delivers again with another great story with another set of great characters, who's stories all get intertwined and weaved together somehow yet again.
I have to admit Sparks has a way of really getting you emotionally involved in his stories, and it's hard to put the book down until you've read cover to cover.
I don't wanna give anything away, but I have to say I was really impressed how Sparks developed and told his story this time making me care for the characters very early one, and I was actually almost shocked to see a "villain" this time around as well.
I will admit a few characters and events seemed a little forced here and there, but I find that in a lot of his stories, so it just kinda goes with the territory.
Regardless, I was sucked into the story and I enjoyed til the bitter end.
I do have to say this book really makes you think of things such as fate and destiny and whether or not they exist for people.
His best book since The Notebook.
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