They try to contest the uncommon hindrance he has which keeps him from accomplishing standard language acquisition. Taylor again flees from love after getting involved with Denise Holton, 29 year-old single mother, who moved from Atlanta to the small town of Edenton, North Carolina, to dedicate her time to educating her four-year-old son Kyle. For all his adult years, Taylor has sought out women who need to be rescued, and then leaves as soon as their crisis is over and the relationship begins to become truly intimate.
This vestige also includes the secret of Taylor McAden, a 36-year-old local contractor and volunteer fireman, that is about his father's death when he was nine, and makes him retract from relationships once they begin to get serious. It is touching and eye-opening for me to learn about the hardships of day to day life for parents of children with disorders and what they go through. His writing appears to have improved from his previous books, though still fairly predictable, and he includes a hint of tenable psychology based on his own personal experiences and struggles with his son, Ryan’s, Central Auditory Processing Disorder. He continued to satisfy me with this novel that I think will attract females who are seeking another romantic story with a happy ending. Nicholas Sparks is a well known author for writing romance stories for young adults.
The style is a romantic page-turner with all of Sparks’ trademark components of love, loss and small-town life. With 420 pages, this book is moderately long and the voice is third person omniscient with no bias present. It debuted at number two on the New York Times Bestsellers list on Octoand reached number one the proceeding week.
The Rescue is a novel written by Nicholas Sparks and was first published in 2000 by the Hachette Book Group in New York, New York.
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