Message in a Bottle
by Nicholas Sparks
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9780446606813,
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1999
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9780613370028,
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1999
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Grand Central Pub,
1998
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9780786214235,
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Thorndike Pr,
1999
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Hachette Audio,
1998
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1998
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Grand Central Pub,
1999
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Publisher Notes
Divorcee Theresa Osborne thinks she is done with love, but when she plucks a message from a bottle found on the beach, she becomes obsessed with finding the man who had written a tender love letter to Catherine. Reprint. AB.
First Line
A cold December wind was blowing, and Theresa Osborne crossed her arms as she stared out over the water. Earlier, when she'd arrived, there had been a few people walking along the shore. Now she found herself alone on the beach, and she took in her surroundings. The ocean, reflecting the color of the sky, looked like liquid iron, and waves rolled up steadily on the shore. Heavy clouds were descending slowly, and the fog was beginning to thicken, making the horizon invisible. In another place, in another time, she would have felt the majesty of the beauty around her, but as she stood on the beach, she realized that she didn't feel anything at all. In a way, she felt as if she weren't really there, as if the whole thing was nothing but a dream.
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