Synopsis:
I thought I'd live in silence forever . . . and then I met him.I'll never be able to hear, but music has always been a source of comfort for me. Rather than listen to the rhythm, I can actually feel the beat pulsing through me. It's pure bliss. So the moment I saw Thorin playing his guitar, I was mesmerized. I'd never seen anything more beautiful . . . or intimate. I couldn't tell where his body ended and the song began. He's everything I need in my life . . . I'm falling fast, hard, and deep.
I want him more than anything. But while I live in silence, Thor lives in secrets. He's holding something back-something that's keeping this intensity, this longing from being real. And the silence may be too loud to bear . . .
I want him more than anything. But while I live in silence, Thor lives in secrets. He's holding something back-something that's keeping this intensity, this longing from being real. And the silence may be too loud to bear . . .
Review:
This book sucked me in from
the very beginning. I instantly fell in love with the characters. Marie took a
real life situation and made us see it through a different perspective. With
this book, we see how to total opposites will communicate with one another on a
far more deeper meaning.
Thorin and Harper are total
opposites to say the least. Thorin is a thriving musician whose career is
starting to take off. Harper is deaf who is trying to be as successful as she
can be. I loved Harper and how she looks at the world. She has come a long way
in her life with everyone been disregarding her because of her being deaf. But
she has not let that get in the way of achieving her goals. She is making her
way through her career without letting her disability get in her way. Harper has
to work twice as hard to get to the same page as everyone else.
Thorin hasn’t had a great
childhood which results in how closed off he is now. He is used to just
focusing on his music and keeping his bed warm on a daily basis. When Harper comes into the picture it becomes a game changer. He starts to feel things has
never felt before and he doesn’t know how to handle them. With Harper though, he
becomes a different person. He wants to be better because of her. Thorin opens
himself up when he is with her but still keeps his past hidden.
I absolutely loved Harper, who
she is on the inside and her outlook on life. She is always so positive about
everything. Growing up her parents have treated her a certain way and her mom
still tries to control her life. Her relationship is not a close one. Harper has
overcome everything, not letting anything get in the way of her dreams. She is
achieving well in school and is on her way to a great career. And she has not
let being deaf get in the way of her love for music.
Music brought the two of them
together. I love how Thorin is with Harper. He doesn’t let being deaf stop him
from getting to know her, rather he uses it to get to know her better. Thorin
is the sweetest with him, even going as far as learning how to communicate with
her. He will do anything for her. Thorin is seeing life in a different
perspective because of her and he is not taking anything for granted. But Harper feels that it’s too good to be true and is waiting for the shoe to drop. Her
thinking, “what would a musician want with a deaf girl.” Plus her past
experiences show that nothing good will happen to her. But their connection is
undeniable.
Will Thorin and Harper ride
through their differences? Or will their past make it all go tumbling down? Is
their connection strong enough to keep them together?
I received an advanced copy for my honest review.
I received an advanced copy for my honest review.
About the Author
Marie Meyer is a teacher who spends her days in the classroom and her nights writing heartfelt romances. She is a proud mommy and enjoys helping her oldest daughter train for the Special Olympics, making up silly stories with her youngest daughter, and bingeing on weeks of DVR'd television with her husband.
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