Remain A supernatural love story

Nicholas Sparks

Book - 2025

After a stay in a psychiatric facility for depression, New York architect Tate Donovan heads to Cape Cod to design his best friend's summer home and start over. Still haunted by his sister Sylvia's death--and her unsettling claim that their family can see spirits--Tate tries to ground himself in logic and work. But everything changes when he meets Wren, a captivating young woman whose warmth and mystery draw him in instantly. As their connection deepens, Tate begins to sense that something dark lies beneath Wren's seemingly perfect small-town life. To save her--and himself--he must uncover the truth about her past and confront questions that blur the line between the living and the dead. A haunting and emotional story about l...ove, loss, and the thin veil that separates reality from the unseen.

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Subjects
Genres
Paranormal romance fiction
Paranormal fiction
Detective and mystery fiction
Romance fiction
Published
New York : Random House [2025]
Language
English
Main Author
Nicholas Sparks (author)
Other Authors
M. Night Shyamalan (author)
Edition
First edition
Physical Description
335 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN
9798217154043
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Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

Bestseller Sparks (The Notebook) and filmmaker Shyamalan (The Sixth Sense) combine their talents to create a paranormal love story that makes suspension of disbelief easy through thoughtful characterization. Architect Tate Donovan entered a "paralyzing" depression following the death of his sister and closest confidante, Sylvia, leading to a four-month stay in a psychiatric hospital at the urging of his best friend, Oscar. Now readjusting to day-to-day life, Tate takes a room in a Cape Cod estate while helping Oscar to design and build a vacation home nearby. That banal assignment takes an odd turn when Tate catches sight of an attractive stranger in the house where he's staying. When Tate asks around, the property's groundskeeper remarks that his description of the woman sounds like Wren Tobin, who died in the house almost two years prior. Tate comes to believe that he's seen a ghost, which does nothing to stop him from falling for her when they meet again. He also becomes preoccupied with resolving the mystery tethering Wren to the house: the possibility that she was murdered. The mystery chugs along nicely but the romance is the stronger plot, and the authors deserve credit for making the relationship between the living and the dead moving. Fans of both authors will not be disappointed. (Oct.)

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