Shannon, deaf since the age of four, is a bartender at her parents bar. She is working one evening when the striking blonde tall man comes in and keeps making eye contact. She knows right away he is going to be trouble but she cannot say no.
Jonathon does care about her voice, doesn't care that she wears a special device to help her hear. He can only see her beautiful face. He has so many issues with love. He doesn't see how he can give his heart again, knowing that there is a chance that he could lose it.
This story was a lot of heart break. He continues for a year to 'use' Shannon, repeating telling her how much he loved his dead wife. He repeatedly tells her that there is no future. He continually compares her to a ghost. I don't know who Shannon does it, but she is strong for a year but when something crazy and unplanned happens in her life, she decides to cut the cord. She lets Jonathon know that she cannot be that woman for him any longer.
Of course this doesn't last long, when he calls needing her help with his daughter she is there for him. She didn't fight as much as I thought she would with the initial 'don't call me, don't contact me, I'll do this on my own' but she gives in pretty easily. I can't even say I blame her, when the man you love is your weakness, its hard to stay mad, its hard to not allow him in your life.
These two struggle for a long time before coming to terms with the love they share. It was a very emotional read.
These two struggle for a long time before coming to terms with the love they share. It was a very emotional read.
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