

Author guide
Nicholas Sparks Books in Order
Nicholas Sparks is an American novelist, screenwriter, and producer. His fiction frequently explores enduring love, family, loss, faith, and difficult personal choices, and many of his novels have been adapted into films. He co-authored Wokini: A Lakota Journey to Happiness and Self-Understanding with Billy Mills and Three Weeks with My Brother with his brother Micah Sparks. His novel Remain was co-created with M. Night Shyamalan.
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The Notebook
The first novel in the connected Notebook series and a representative entry point to Sparks's romantic fiction.

True Believer
The first novel in the Jeremy Marsh series; begin here before At First Sight.
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Books by series
novel-series · completed
The Notebook series
A connected sequence centered on characters and relationships originating in The Notebook, followed by The Wedding.
novel-series · completed
Jeremy Marsh series
A two-novel series following journalist and paranormal investigator Jeremy Marsh and his relationship with Lexie Darnell.
Outside the series
Bibliography by category
Novels (22)
- Wokini: A Lakota Journey to Happiness and Self-UnderstandingAmazon ↗
nonfiction · 1990
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Message in a BottleAmazon ↗novel · 1998
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A Walk to RememberAmazon ↗novel · 1999
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The RescueAmazon ↗novel · 2000
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A Bend in the RoadAmazon ↗novel · 2001
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Nights in RodantheAmazon ↗novel · 2002
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The GuardianAmazon ↗novel · 2003
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Dear JohnAmazon ↗novel · 2006
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The ChoiceAmazon ↗novel · 2007
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The Lucky OneAmazon ↗novel · 2008
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The Last SongAmazon ↗novel · 2009
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Safe HavenAmazon ↗novel · 2010
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The Best of MeAmazon ↗novel · 2011
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The Longest RideAmazon ↗novel · 2013
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See MeAmazon ↗novel · 2015
- Two by TwoAmazon ↗
novel · 2016
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Every BreathAmazon ↗novel · 2018
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The ReturnAmazon ↗novel · 2020
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The WishAmazon ↗novel · 2021
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DreamlandAmazon ↗novel · 2022
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Counting MiraclesAmazon ↗novel · 2024
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RemainAmazon ↗novel · 2025
Nonfiction (1)
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Three Weeks with My BrotherAmazon ↗memoir · 2004