It suddenly occurred to me that Archer Hale had taught himself an entire language, but hadn't had a single person to talk to. The love, the chemistry, the friendship, the communication, the attraction and the understanding made their relationship special. I'd read this book somewhere in 2016, but I wasn't a reviewer then, so that had to be rectified immediately. 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.

It is a lovely story, the characters are nice, the prose flowed but there was something missing to give it that little push for a four or five star review. Note to self, don’t read a book on Release Date unless you are absolutely sure that you will love it. It is about moving forward after another and understanding that there will consistently be something more worth battling for.I stared at those creases as if they were twin unicorns that he'd been hiding from me under his beard. Bree too went through horrible stuff that no one should and Archer helped her to get back on her life and fight her demons.

Due to an accident during his childhood, he damaged his vocal chords, and the accident was so bad that he damaged his voice box so badly he lost his ability to speak.the story revolved around Bree who travels to Pelion to find an escape after some traumatizing events in her life. I loved how he stepped out of his comfort zone to make her happy because that was all he cared about. Everyone assumed he was weird or mentally ill because of it, and it really shows how ignorant people can be. C'est l'histoire d'un homme silencieux qui vit avec une blessure terrible et de la femme qui va l'aider à retrouver sa voix. I listen to your breathing and the way you dig your fingers into my hips right before you're about to come.