Title: A Different Kind of Message
Product review: After reading a few books by Nicholas Sparks, I had pegged him as a hopelessly romantic writer who caters to women's wishes for love. After reading Message in a Bottle, however, I feel differently. I find nothing wrong with hopelessy romantic love stories... in this crazy world, everyone needs to have a little bit of delusional stuff to hold onto. But this book is not delusional... it is a delusional reality. Sparks paints the picture of a beautiful loves story but throws in a twist that I had not expected in one of his books. Rather than add this book to his list of obviously happy endings, Sparks ends this book in a bizarre, yet hopeful way that readers need to read. Delusional things are good, but a dose of hopeful reality is just as benenficial.
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