** spoiler alert ** 
 This is the first time I am writing a review for a story, not a product. So bare with me please! 
 I am an avid Sparks fan! So not being able to get this book through my local library was torture. So I went through audible and listened to the book whenever I could! 
 It was an interesting experience listening to the book, rather than reading it. I didn't have my own internal voice to make up the characters. It was actually really funny listening to Christopher Ryan Grant speak as a masculine man, a southern woman, and a Mexican family! This however didn't completely change the perspective of the story. 
 I LOVE when Sparks included action into his stories. The Guardian being my first Sparks book, I am very biased when it comes to twists, thrills, and surprises in his books. 
 Overall, adored the characters. The romance seemed very cheesy (Since a man was reading woman lines in this book), so that was slightly weird and a new experience for me. If I would have read it myself, it would have been a typical Sparks novel. 
 The whole concept of Maria's job was a good twist. I really thought the lawyers and the firm were out to get her. But with her past being the real drama, it made so much more since. I did not expect it to be the Doctor. Once Colin figured everything out, it definitely made since. I knew the gum was a clue, but listening to the book over a 10 day period, it has hard to remember some of the details. 
 One thing I did not like, is how they "split up" Maria and Colin.. for awhile. It seemed a little unnecessary, and an odd approach. Normally it's because one of the leading characters did something wrong, but this was "I need some time to clear my head." I dunno, he was practically there when they were split, so that was annoying. 
 Overall, I give this 5 Stars for Sparks! The twists were enough to make you think (especially when Maria had an anxiety attack...WHOA!), the idea of two people from different backgrounds can be so refreshing. My life is very similar, so opposites can definitely attract. 
 Kudos Sparks! I'm glad to finally get my hands on See Me. :)