I can go on and on but this man just had the biggest heart you can imaging and every single time he grinned, my heart melted. And her love slips quietly around me, holding me, anchoring me, reminding me that the loudest words are the ones we live. A love story between Bree Prescott who moves into a small town in Maine to move a little bit away from her past.

We give our best to give you the best book but in some cases we have to adjust few pages which are blur or missing or black spots. All they know about him is the accident that happened when he was just a kid, and all they can do is assume he's deaf. I knew that I was going to enjoy, but what I didn’t know was that this book would be in my head nonstop. I'm always disappointed when people rave about books before I get to them because I feel they inadvertently set the book up for a fall. Each night before I fall asleep, I make it a point to turn to my wife and silently say "Only you, only ever you".There’s something about virgin and shy men who let the lady take control until it’s finally their turn.

Archer is obviously inexperienced when it comes to women, but he wants Bree, and he thinks she feels the same. It was also filled with repetitive behaviors (yes, the same person did wink at two different people on the same page) and the standard romance terms which are always sure to make me cringe. He smiled back and put his lips against mine, mouthing, “I love you, too,” against my mouth, as if he was breathing love into my body. Wealthy socialite Olivia Barton never imagined her fiancé would disappear on what was supposed to be a routine business trip.Maybe, I just really read this the wrong way or maybe I read the wrong book so please do not pay too much attention on this review and do read my wonderful friends' reviews. I loved her new friends, especially Anne, her neighbor, and how easy she was to be approached by others. Archer has had barely any contact with other people since he was a child, and so, obviously is very ‘inexperienced’. But Bree doesn’t see Archer as everyone else does—a person who can’t communicate, is heartless, and does not show emotion.

Will he notice the smallest things of you, like the way your smile forms and the color your hair turns under the sun? I was eager for that “lyrical” narrative about true love and moving on and stuff like those but unfortunately, I found nothing poetic about the severely strong sexual language that would describe intimate moments unabashedly and would take up fifty percent of the entire book’s pages.I feel like I would have loved this better if I read it something like 15 years ago, when I was still not used to reading every day, and I only had access to books I borrowed from my mom's library, which was filled with Nicholas Sparks and Harmony romances. Will he ask you what some of your lists are, like a calm list, to keep you entertained and occupied as you’re on a road trip? I supposed we all coped in our different ways—pain and healing as individual as the people who experienced them. I cannot say enough good things about this book… it was so beautiful, so heartbreaking, but, so filled with love.

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? He even went through bags of chips to find the ones (the folded over chips) because he knew they were her favourite. the things he’d say and do for Bree without even thinking about it…god he deserves the world and nothing less. Bree taught Archer there are many things in life worth looking forward to, and how living each day was worth it. And sometimes, that's all it takes—one person who's willing to listen to your heart, to the sound no one else has ever tried to hear.

Bree Prescott has left her friends behind and set off to escape the painful memory of her father's death and finds herself at a beautiful lakeside cottage. Maybe there was no right or wrong, no black or white, only a thousand shades of gray when it came to pain and what we each held ourselves responsible for. A Goodread's "Top Romance Novel of All Time" A New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestseller I wanted to lose myself in the small town of Pelion, Maine.