Boda

Nicholas Sparks retoma a los personajes de su primera novela El cuaderno de Noah. Wilson y Jane Lewis llevan casados casi 30 años. Tienen tres hijos y tienen una vida tranquila y desahogada en la bucólica Carolina del Norte. Desgraciadamente, es de este aniversario, el trigésimo, del que Wilson se olvida, lo que marca un punto de inflexión en su vida. Por fin se da cuenta de que la pasión y el romanticismo ya no tienen lugar en su matrimonio, y teme que su mujer ya no lo quiera. Siendo un hombre metódico, decide embarcarse en un proyecto a un año vista, tiempo que, él prevé, le permitirá renovar el romanticismo en su matrimonio. Wilson buscará el consejo de Noah (protagonista de la primera novela de Sparks, El Cuaderno de Noah), quien ahora pasa los días en una residencia de ancianos alimentando a un cisne, seguro que es la reencarnación de su amada Allie. Mientras todo esto sucede, Anna, la hija de Jane y Wilson, anuncia que se casará. El evento le dará a Wilson la excusa perfecta para llevar a buen puerto su plan para reconquistar a su esposa.

IDIOMA ORIGINAL
After thirty years, Wilson Lewis is forced to face a painful truth: the romance has gone out of his marriage. His wife, Jane, has fallen out of love with him, and it is entirely his fault. Despite the shining example of his in-laws, Noah and Allie Calhoun, and their fifty-year love affair (originally recounted in The Notebook), Wilson himself is a man unable to express his true feelings. He has spent too little time at home and too much at the office, leaving the responsibility of raising their children to Jane. Now his daughter is about to marry, and his wife is thinking about leaving him. But if Wilson is sure of anything, it is this: His love for Jane has only grown over the years, and he will do everything he can to save their marriage. With the memories of Noah and Allie's inspiring life together as his guide, he vows to find a way to make his wife fall in love with him...all over again.