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Rent At First Sight
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Format: Quality Paperback
Publisher: Warner Books Inc
Published: Sep 2006
Genre: Fiction - General
Retail Price: $13.99
Pages: 288
Synopsis
In the sequel to the bestselling TRUE BELIEVER, suspicion threatens the happiness of a newly married couple awaiting the birth of their first child. In the previous installment, science journalist Jeremy Marsh followed a story to a small North Carolina, where he met and fell in love with Lexie Darnell. Their whirlwind courtship quickly led to marriage, and now Lexie is pregnant. But Jeremy begins to question what he really knows about his new wife when he receives an e-mail implying that he did not father the child.
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Reviews
I love Nicholas Sparks but I already know what is going to happen in every story he writes! Everyone will die! It just gets so old! I didn't even read his newest one because I know the ending already. Can't he write at least two stories where someone can stay together! No more Sparks for me!
I didn't find this story to be particularly interesting. Overall, the pace was slow. I skipped through several sections that felt like it served no purpose other than dragging out the story. I never felt the emotion in this story that I have experienced by other works by this author.