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Reader reviews of The Rescue by Nicholas Sparks.There are currently 58 reviews for The Rescue Rated
of 5 by Audrey The Rescue - Heartwarming Book
I too read this book in two days. I absolutely loved it, and identified with all the aspects of their relationship - the falling in love, the heartbreak. Also the relationship between Kyle the young boy and his mum made me cry. Thoroughly recommend the book and its author. Rated
of 5 by Claire Amazing!
This book is so heartwrenching. It is one of Sparks' best. I cried, laughed and smiled throughout the entire text. I could not put it down. Read this and all Nicholas Sparks books. Rated
of 5 by juicebox The Rescue
One of Sparks' best. I love this book! :) Rated
of 5 by a fan of his don't judge a book by its title
The people who haven't read much of books can never know how REAL his stories seem..and how touched you feel once you keep down the book. This book touched my heart like every other Nicholas Sparks books..I'm in love with him now! Rated
of 5 by Raelyn Best Yet!!!
The Rescue...what do I say???? My Favorite yet...Would love if it became a movie!!!! Rated
of 5 by Lola The Rescue
I've read a few of Nicholas Sparks' novels now. The Rescue is not one of his best. I admit that the story was okay, I found a lot of the characters' dialogue silly and useless. Sometimes less is more.
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