Dreamland - Nicholas Sparks


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 "A captivating #1 New York Times bestseller awaits you—a tale with an unexpected twist and an unforgettable love story that will leave a lasting impression. From the esteemed author of The Notebook comes a powerful novel that delves into the idea of risking it all for a dream and the possibility of breaking free from one's past.

Life doesn't always afford us the luxury of choosing our paths; sometimes, they are chosen for us.

Recognized as one of the best books by PopSugar, the story revolves around Beverly, who flees an abusive marriage with her young son, Tommie, seeking solace in a secluded small town. Despite their newfound freedom, Beverly lives in fear and adopts a disguise, crafting a fictitious background, and immersing herself in DIY projects to cope with anxiety. However, her stress intensifies when Tommie insists on hearing mysterious footsteps on the roof and someone calling his name late at night. With money dwindling and danger lurking, Beverly makes a desperate decision that will alter everything she once held true...

Meanwhile, Colby Mills embarks on a heart-pounding journey of his own. Once a failed musician, he now manages a small family farm in North Carolina. Yearning for a break from his daily responsibilities, he spontaneously takes a gig playing at a bar in St. Pete Beach, Florida, where he meets Morgan Lee—and in an instant, his entire life takes an unexpected turn.

Morgan, the daughter of affluent Chicago doctors, has just graduated from a prestigious music program with dreams of making it big in Nashville. Colby and Morgan find an indescribable connection, completing each other in ways neither thought possible.

Over the course of a single, unforgettable week, two young souls will navigate the exhilarating highs and heart-wrenching lows of first love. Hundreds of miles away, Beverly will test the limits of her love for her son. And fate, with its intricate web of life-altering connections, will bring all three individuals together, prompting them to question whether the dream of a better life can ever escape the burdens of the past."