Love changes a lot in our life, on most occasions love brings a soothing and healing touch to it. Also, there are rare cases too when a sudden feeling of love creates panic in our normal life, instead of helping our family members we start thinking about love. Feelings like this cannot be tamed by anyone and if they are tamed then the feeling cannot be termed as true love. Nicholas Sparks puts his leading character, Hope Anderson, in such a situation where she becomes unable to decide what is more important for her. Hope is not a teenager; being twenty-six years of age she knows what is right for her in life.
She has a boyfriend for the last six years but they have not married which shows the weakness of the bond between them. Life becomes tough for the girl when her father gets a deadly disease and she is forced to sell the family property. For this sole purpose, she comes to Sunset Beach where she meets Tru who is on a wild expedition to know his true identity. Together the two wander here and there in the open and mesmerizing winds of North Carolina after which they feel that they cannot leave.
Other things in life started to look quite less important for both of them in front of the relationship that they have established. Sean Cameron Michael and Vanessa Johansson narrate with great coordination, particularly in the love scenes. The Return and The Rescue never had that much strong depiction of feelings in them thus this book is a gift for people involved in love bonds. We as the audience can tell after listening to the dialogues, about the feelings of the two main characters as the story is so well written and portrayed.
