Georgian Romance Silent Melody, (Paperback)

from Anniik

First off, this book is Georgian, not Regency, but I'm including it here because Mary Balogh is, for the most part, a Regency writer. This book is also the sequel to "Heartless." I truly enjoyed this book. I wasn't sure at first whether having a deaf-mute heroine would even work - it sounds diffi...

from N.W.Moors

Mary Balogh's back catalog is now becoming ebooks and that's both a good thing and a bad thing. It's good because I love her books, but it's bad because some of the older books are not the quality of writing I usually get from her. The premise of this story is fine. Emmy is deaf-mute from a child...

from dolphari

Emily fell in love with her brother-in-law, Ashley, as a teenager, when he cared enough communicate with her although she was deaf and mute. Then he left for India for seven years, and returns a bitter and haunted man after the deaths of his wife and son in a fire. Emily is being courted by a man...

from LadyTi

Hell yeah. One of the best books with a deaf main character that I have seen in forever. The heroine is not treated as being broken. Or stupid. A lovely, sexy read.

from B.J.O.

4.5 "There is More to Love Than Just Words" Stars for the story and the narration! What a unique story line! This little gem of a historical romance grabbed my attention from the very beginning and kept me enthralled throughout the entire story. Moreover, in addition, to a touching romance and th...