Book review: See Me

NICHOLAS SPARK’S fans the world over will be in delirium with the release of his latest novel — See Me.

And whilst it kicks off with the trademark romance, it somewhat gets overshadowed by a darker subplot that takes the novel in a more suspenseful direction, as lovers Maria and Colin are confronted by an unknown stalker.

If you’re not a fan already, it’s unlikely this will change your mind, and although Sparks arguably pulls off the novel, it’s not his best. It might actually be that this is one of Sparks’ stories that translates better on the big screen, and there’s a sense that it’s a screenplay in waiting.