Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas

James Patterson

  • First published 1988
  • 289 pages
  • English
When New York book editor Katie Wilkinson's new boyfriend disappears, he leaves behind only a single clue to explain why: a diary. It is not his, however, but was written by a woman named Suzanne for her newborn son, Nicholas. The diary is a heartfelt letter of love from a mother to her child, documenting a beautiful romance with her husband, her hopes for their future, and the unparalleled joy of building a family. As Katie is drawn deeper into this intimate story, she realizes that the man she just fell for is the husband and father in the diary. Forced to uncover the truth about this seemingly perfect family's past, Katie reads on, filled with both hope and a growing sense of dread. She must understand what tragedy tore them apart to discover if her own chance at love can possibly survive. This story explores the fragility of happiness and the choices we make, building to a conclusion that is at once heartbreaking and hopeful. It is an exploration of loss, the power of memory, and the enduring strength of love.
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This edition
Grand Central Publishing, 2015
ISBN
9781455565252
Language
English
Original edition Originally published in 1988 · English · Headline