Title: Just Awful
Product review: I tried to like this book. It had a great little quip on the cover by Nicholas Sparks stating it was "lyrical and powerful" but I found no power and nothing lyrical. Jackson, a professor of physics, is mourning the death of his wife and 2 children, killed by a drunk driver. He meets an innkeeper and starts to fall for her. I was ok with the story until Jackson described the accident to his new friend using PHYSICS terms. He described the car accident by saying "What can I say? Matter impacts with antimatter all around us in billions and billions of atomic collisions every second." If that weren't bad enough, his new friend responds, "Some matter matters more, though, doesn't it?" That was enough for me. Physics and grief don't mix for me. Skip this one!
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