A Deafening Whisper

De: Erik Schubach

Narrado por: Pamela Lorence

Duración: 5 h y 43 m

Resumen del Editor

Mia has lived a life full of harassment, for an affliction not many understand. She thought college would be different, her escape, after all, people there are more mature, right? She was wrong. A rebellious girl, Vee, saves her from a bad situation and teaches her that every single day is a gift. A romance blooms between them that not even time can erase. This is the second book in the Music of the Soul series, all books are stand-alone novels.

©2013 Erik Schubach (P)2014 Erik Schubach

Well Done!!

I laughed! I cheered! I cursed! I cried! I loved this book! Thank you for the ride!! 👍🏾✨👏🏾💜🌈

amazing

I absolutely love the way Erik writes. I am totally engrossed into the story from chapter one. I love that his characters aren't portrayed as perfect. This particular story made me feel love, happiness, and sadness to a degree that is indescribable. I highly recommend this book. It will help you fall 9n love with the oddballs of society.

great book

Where does A Deafening Whisper rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Never listened to a book before this. Was surprised by how well it was narrated.

What did you like best about this story?

I like that this story is like a journey, it has its highs and lows and takes place over time since she is telling a story of her past along with getting some of her current life.

What does Pamela Lorence bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Loved how Pamela was able to keep me into the story and how she used her voice to make each character different and not have it all just run together. You could tell which character was talking by how she played them. Very well done

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The end of the story is a real tear producer. Had me and my sister crying. Then the last chapter you are happy it gets a light and promising end.

I loved this book

What made the experience of listening to A Deafening Whisper the most enjoyable?

The fact that I was able to listen to this book while I did other things made this a great experience.

What was one of the most memorable moments of A Deafening Whisper?

I loved the relationship between V, Mia and Vicky. the feelings that were projected when Mia and Vicky saw each other again was amazing.

Have you listened to any of Pamela Lorence’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No I have not.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The entire book was extremely moving.

Any additional comments?

I can't wait to get the other books on audiobooks so i can rehear their stories hands-free.

Another hit for Erik

A very interesting story with a sweet but sad twist. At least the author leaves us with a happy ending. Love this guy's work.

hold on to your heart

A Deafening Whisper is one of the most heartfelt book by Schubach, reading this book was good but listening to the audio book was incredible . Lorence did a wonderful job.

Eric Schubach truly knows Love.

This is a heart warming story that will make the coldest heart warm and make tears fall.

love this book

by far my favorite book from erik schubach. heart rending and a beautiful story of love

great story

I have enjoyed this wonderful heartfelt story of two young ladies in college that found true love.

It Bites Deep

I'd read the reviews when I chose this book and I realized that I was gonna be crying. Of course I've cried when a family got their house repaired on a DIY show. Sure enough I was puddling up thirty minutes into the audiobook. This was a heartbreaking, heart opening story. Though at one point I considered dropping the rating to a four due to the over the top sentimentality that is the epitome of lesbian romance novels. Then the inevitable ending that the book had been building towards since the halfway point and I knew that this was a five in spite of the flaws. The sentimentality was past over the top but I'm told by a reliable source that 18 year old girls can get that way from time to time. I thought for one small moment that the author was ready to feature a polyamorous relationship between the "The Three Lezmigos" for alas it was not to be. It would be nice if there was a romance writer with enough stones to write one; as it is, you only get those from erotica. When we finished the story and finished crying, we agreed that they're times when a little over the top sentimentality is just what you need sometimes it's important just to share a good cry.