The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks
- Jun 18, 2015
- 2 min read
May has come and gone and June brings us summer and many more great reads! The novel for June is one that I would not normally read and doesn’t even fall into my niche, but even I have to venture out every once in a while to read literature that interests others, just to see a different perspective. My preference makes no difference considering that the author of this novel is world-renowned for his work, including but not limited to A Walk To Remember, The Notebook and Message in a Bottle. If you are a fan of his then I had you at “A Walk” (lol). Join me under a beautiful tree and next to lunch-time traffic while I review The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks.
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Novels by Nicholas
The Notebook (October 1996)
Message in a Bottle (April 1998)
A Walk to Remember (October 1999)
The Rescue (September 2000)
A Bend in the Road (September 2001)
Nights in Rodanthe (September 2002)
The Guardian (April 2003)
The Wedding (September 2003)
Three Weeks with My Brother (April 2004)
True Believer (April 2005)
At First Sight (October 2005)
Dear John (October 2006)
The Choice (September 2007)
The Lucky One (September 2008)
The Last Song (September 2009)
Safe Haven (September 2010)
The Best of Me (October 2011)
The Longest Ride (September 2013)
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Cherished Excerpt from The Longest Ride
I like this intimate moment described by Nicholas Sparks between the two main characters, Luke and Sophia. When they get back together they exchange a conversation that any real couple would speak of. Take a look…
“That evening, as they snuggled on the couch beneath a blanket, the fireplace roaring, Sophia asked, “Are you going to miss riding?”
“Probably al ittle,” he said. “Not enough to do it again, though.”
“You sound so sure of that.”
“I’m sure.”
Sophia turned to study his face, mesermized by the reflection of firelight in his eyes. “m kind of sad for your mom,” she said. “I know she’s relieved that you stopped, but…”
“Yeah,” he said. “I’m sad too. But I’ll make it up to her somehow.”
“I think having you around is all she really wanted.”
-Nicholas Sparks, The Longest Ride
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