#37 Safe Haven

Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


First off, I got to say OMG WOW! I knew from reading the synopsis on the back of the book that I would love this book. I knew that it would be similar to most of Nichols Sparks books, however with some differences. Safe Haven dealt with most of Mr. Sparks's themes; love, loss, and some kind of tragedy. Nicholas Sparks's characters usually have some kind of tradegy happen to one of the main characters. When the story starts, readers are introduced to Katie, a mysterious woman moving to a small Southern town near Wilmington. Of course, with every small town in the south, the town, in this case Southport, begins to talk and wonder who this new person is, where is she from, and why did she move here? A love spark starts with Alex, a widower with two children. Katie must decided weather or not to risk falling in love and exposing who she really is or just keep to herself and avoid others.

I couldn't put this book down. I was engrossed yet again by Mr. Sparks. I have loved each and every book he has written. He is able to bring readers in and not only keep them in, but keep them in suspense. Not to mention, his glorious love scenes. (Girls you know what I am talking about.) He has the ablility to write a beautiful love story filled with everything many women want in their dreams of one day falling in love; he has the ability to do what not many writters can do and he is a man. (Go figure.) How on earth is he able to do this?

Well on the the next book! Happy Reading everyone!



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