Dear John (2010 film) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

When we want a romantic novel to sweep off our feet, it’s a Nicholas Spark novel. His characters carry whole emotional baggage. We feel sorry for the protagonist, and yet we want it to have a happy ending, which we usually do all of the time in his novels. Some characters end up with happy or sad endings. Some of them are sick, and need to be cured, but sadly they die, and we have to understand why. The traps that the antagonists do to the protagonist seem unfair. I think the protagonist overcomes these problems by understanding the antagonist; however, bad he or she may seem, but sometimes that doesn’t happen. They have to solve it another way. We are romanticized by these stories, and the fictional characters look real. This is the reason I love these novels, and his movies, like Dear John. We love to watch them solve their own personal problems. We care for the protagonists in his novels, and his characters are colorful. They are perfect romance books for men and women who want to feel heartfelt, and heart-warming. He is perfect to write romantic novels, and is the bestselling romantic author as of yet.