The Sound of Home

A heartfelt BBW small-town love story of second chances, harmony, and healing

De: Wren Sue Maxwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Mara Dean once believed she was too loud for love—and too big for the stage. After a failed Nashville dream, she returns to her small hometown to hide behind bourbon jokes and self-deprecation. But when a charming new producer named Nick Tanner reopens the local recording studio, he hears something in her voice that refuses to stay silent.

Their late-night studio sessions hum with tension—sarcasm as armor, banter as foreplay, harmony as confession. Nick believes in her sound even when she can’t, coaxing music from the places she’s buried her hope. As the summer deepens, so does their connection, and soon Mara’s heartbreak ballads turn into something braver: love songs.

Set against a backdrop of cicada nights, cracked porches, and soft Southern light, The Sound of Home is a story about belonging—to your craft, your body, and the person who refuses to let you fade. Mara learns that home isn’t a place or a stage; it’s the moment someone truly listens.

For readers who crave slow-burn chemistry, sharp banter, and emotional honesty, this novel celebrates what it means to love without apology. With music as its heartbeat and a plus-sized heroine whose worth never requires shrinking, The Sound of Home is a tender, funny, and deeply resonant romance about finding your rhythm and the courage to stay.