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Since her husband's tragic death fours years before, 29-year-old Julie Barenson had been reluctant to date, but now feels ready to test the waters. Soon, she is being wined and dined by Richard Franklin, a handsome and sophisticated engineer who treats her like a queen. She also suddenly finds herself entertaining romantic thoughts about Mike Harris, her best friend in the world. Mike is nowhere near as debonair as Richard and has permanent grease stains on his hands from his work as an auto mechanic, but he's funny, loyal, and a great favourite with Julie's beloved dog Singer. When Julie innocently chooses between the two men, she has no idea that she will set off a chain of events at once terrifying, dangerous and, ultimately, deadly. A riveting tale of love, jealousy and obsession, THE GUARDIAN has all the romance that Nicholas Sparks' fans have come to expect as well as a new element of suspense that will keep them turning the pages late into the night.
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Banjo
I just got done , “The Guardian” by Nicholas Sparks. I think he a great Author but this book started out slow. The first half of the book did not generate any sparks ( no pun intended) for me. It was a story about a woman who’s husband died in his early twenties. After three years being alone she thinks about moving on with her life. Two men interest her.
One: her deceased husband’s best friend who doesn‘t seem to be her type. While reading I had a hard time imagining them as a co... more
Banjo
Next on my totem pole is, "The Guardian" by Nicholas Sparks. His books seem to be good. It's suppose to be full of electrifying intensity and riveting suspense....Stay tuned in for the results.....Banjo
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halo commented:
Great review, Banjo... don't know if this would be my cup of tea due to the romantic content- but the thriller part sounds good. ;-)
Banjo commented:
Halo,
I wasn't enjoying the romantic content of the book either. It seemed so fake to me.....I usually stay away from the romance genre. There like reading fairy tales......." The night in shining armor" no offense to the romance movement out there........Banjo