Counting Miracles by Nicholas Sparks {Review}

He tried to remind himself that he’d experienced similar pain before, in the aftermath of his burns, but he’d been younger and stronger back then. He was no longer the man he used to be. The next time he shivered, his eyes rolled up in his head and he faded out, his mind as dark as the night itself.
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In a nutshell

Lone wolf Tanner, divorcee Kaitlyn and retired Jasper all find themselves in Asheboro searching for something. For Tanner, it’s the father he never knew, for Kaitlyn its the companionship she didn’t think she needed and for Jasper it is peace from the tragedy that ruined his life. When their worlds collide, it alters the trajectory of their lives.

Book Club Notes

This book is a romance with a little bit of mystery thrown in. It’s a lovely easy read that has an interesting arc woven in that elevates it from your typical romance. The characters were well thought out and complex, the story engaging and there are a few twists thrown in to keep you turning pages. Despite the romance being very run of the mill predictable, the overall story is not.

And yet it isn’t very memorable. Coming back to write a review, my mind at first drew a blank on the plot. That isn’t a sign of a must read, but it is a decent read.