Remain Paperback Edition Arrives May 26 in the U.S.

Remain is getting a paperback edition later this spring. Nicholas Sparks announced on X that the book will be available May 26 in the United States and July 2 in the United Kingdom.

The U.S. date is also listed on Penguin Random House’s page for the novel, which now shows the paperback edition at 352 pages.

Remain, written by Nicholas Sparks with M. Night Shyamalan and based on an original story developed by both men, was first released in hardcover in October 2025. The paperback release is simply the next step from there, giving the book a new edition after its first run in hardcover.

If you want to keep an eye on it at Amazon, so you can order the paperback when it is available, use this link: the paperback listing can be tracked here. If it’s not there yet, it hasn’t been listed just yet. The current hardcover edition is also listed on Amazon.

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