The Loudest Silence

The Loudest Silence

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Winter Anderson is just a deaf girl who's an aspiring photographer and an espresso addict. She likes to just go with flow despite the loud silence hindering her of the many opportunities that she could receive until she meets a sock-obsessed weirdo named Zac Lynn. He hears, he's different, he's the sound that's lost in her world, but can their differences unite them together, despite the walls crashing down in Winter's and her best friend Alex's world? Can they, together, fix themselves? Credits to the amazing @KaleiaPierce for the gorgeous cover <3 Copyright © 2016 Leila Brooks. All Rights Reserved.
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