If Only It Were True

The characters come to life like they are your best friends. I literally could not stop reading. Best book I’ve read in a long time!

I like this author. All his books are unique and the stories are well written. This one was made into a movie. The movie was not nearly as good as the book. The story is good but the characters make it great. Worth reading.

I thought this was a beautiful story, and I had a difficult time putting it down. I want to continue reading about Aurther, Lauren and Paul.

A fanciful story but worth believing and a great escape. Readers who enjoy romance fiction will like this. Read in one afternoon and evening!

Unique and not a subject I normally would stay with. However, could not put this book down.

Remarkable love story. A tale of the human spirit and its quest for meaning, beauty and love. Can all facets of human life be measured or quantified?

Reminds me of the famous Fred Allen line about early television being chewing gum for your eyes. (See also, Frank Lloyd Wright, Chewing gum for the mind.) This book is light, entertaining, funny and mercifully short. For many, that might be the epitome of a good read and why Marc Levy is so wildly popular. Good not great. The plot is so familiar an intelligent reader can practically write the ending by about page 75, if not sooner. Which may be better than slugging your way to a book with a convoluted or desperate resolution. Buy it and judge for yourself.

For those who have never found love, this tale represents feelings unexpected and usually lost in transition. Levys first book is an introduction to his complete works.

A ghost story. But a fantastic story about real people. Perhaps it should be titled What if this could be true? .

Do you believe in miracles. Well, even if you don’t, this book is good. Isn’t it nice to dream and say “what if”. Was this true? You tell me.