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Format: Mass Market Paperback, Unabridged-CD
Publisher: Warner Books Inc
Published: Mar 2004
Genre: Fiction - Romance - Contemporary
Retail Price: $8.99
Pages: 494
Nicholas Sparks's first suspense novel features Julie Barenson, a young widow who finds comfort after her husband's death in the Great Dane who has become her favorite companion--a legacy from her late husband. When she makes her way back into the world after her first grief, she gets romantically involved with Richard, a mysterious man who hides a devastating secret--one that Julie comes close to finding out, the hard way, as her lover threatens to become her destroyer....
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I know Sparks was hinting that The dog wa the spirit of the heroines late husband watching over her, but that wasnt really necessary. All us dog people know that dogs are great judges of character. If your dog doesnt trust someone,, you shouldnt either. If Julie had listened to Singer from the beginning, she would have saved herself and her friends a lot of grief. Too bad that this author tends to kill off some of his best characters just to make his books tearjerkers. But, yeah, he suckered me in again.
This is a wonderful book about friends who fall in love. They face a rocky road and a dangerous foe.