Archer's Voice

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though, i thought she was a bit too nosy from time to time, but bish so am i so i can't really fault her for that. It is full of grief and mourning, of anguish and sadness, as well as happiness and love, courage and determination. i felt like my braincells were deteriorating like yeah, ig it was somewhat sad but are we gonna just ignore how poorly it was all laid out?

After her father is murdered, a young woman falls in love with Archer, a reclusive man who is mute as the result of a childhood accident, as they both try to overcome the trauma of their past and forge a commitment to each other.

Will he step out of his claustrophobic self by hanging out with his horrible cousin just because you asked him to and because all he cares about is your happiness and if you’re happy he’s going out then he’s happy? i just think that, even when this book made me feel single, some scenes were a bit cheesy that i cringed. I was also interested in how the lead male was a reclusive mute who had very little interaction with people. Yes, it is a part of the Sign of Love series, but that is a series of standalone novels -- each main story is separate from the others.

There's so much more to him than just his beauty, his presence, or the ways his hands communicate with me. At 19 years old, college student Josie Stratton was kidnapped by a madman and held shackled for 10 months in an abandoned warehouse before she finally escaped her hellish prison.and sometimes, thats all it takes – one person whos willing to listen to your heart, to the sound no one else has ever tried to hear. Knowing that her pain won't leave her, she hopes that a fresh start will enable her to at least find some peace away from her home town and its cruel memories. The story started out nicely and the plot, though predictable was laid out satisfactorily following the generic NA formula- two nice people with broken, painful past somehow finding each other in a small town.