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Suzanne's Diary for
Nicholas Reviewed by Carisa
Weeaks, MyShelf.com Katie Wilkinson, an editor for a New York publisher, just had the worst day of her life. Matthew Harrison, the man she thought was "the one" for her, just disappeared without an explanation or even a goodbye. The only thing he left her with is a diary. It's full of entries written by a woman named Suzanne for her son Nicholas…Matthew's son. The shock and pain that hits Katie when she finds out that this is his son is painful, but she does what the note Matthew left in the front of the book for her asked her to do…she reads it. She finds out what her true love had been hiding since the day they met and wonders if their love will disappear with him. This is the most incredible story with the most amazing and heart wrenching twists and turns that I have EVER had the pleasure of listening to. Becky Ann Baker's interpretation of Patterson's writing is amazing and makes the emotions of each character really come alive. When I first started listening, I couldn't believe that a man could be so in tune with a woman's way of thinking. Then I started reading the cassette case and found out that Patterson is also the author of thrillers like Kiss the Girls, 1st to Die, and Along Came a Spider. It's no WONDER there's so much suspense in this story. This is definitely one of James Patterson's greatest novels! |
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