Title: I loved the movie and sort of liked the book
Product review: It's probably safe to say that the book is usually better than the movie, but in the case of Message in a Bottle, it is the reverse. The story, itself, is a nice idea. Finding a message about a man's undying love for his wife would get most women and their libidos racing to find "man with love expressive language." You can ask most single women, and I guess married ones too, how often they hear a man express his love, passionately, to them or anyone else. The answer will probably not surprise you so, when a woman senses this in a man, even if he is expressing it for another woman, said woman will want it, at any cost. Sparks mixes his metaphors, and continued to ignore the verb-object agreement. For the most part, the book read like it was done by a first-time, romance novelist.
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