His voice had been silent for twenty years; hers was about to be silenced forever.
From the Goodbye With Love collection, this is a standalone story of love against time, perfect for readers who cherish deeply emotional, heart-wrenching, and ultimately hopeful family dramas.
She built her life on the power of words. Now, she must fight for her family in the face of silence.Vesper Calloway is a titan in the world of New York publishing. Her mind is her greatest asset, her sharp wit her shield. Her life is a perfectly edited manuscript: a successful career, a quiet forty-year marriage to her artist husband, Keane, and two grown children who have drifted into the polite distance of adulthood.
But a single doctor’s appointment changes everything.
A rare, degenerative neurological disease. A death sentence that will methodically steal her ability to move, to swallow, and finally, to speak. Her brilliant, vibrant mind will be left a prisoner in a silent body.
Faced with the terrifying prospect of fading away without ever having truly connected with the people she loves most, Vesper creates her last, most audacious editorial project: The Unsaid Project.
It's a series of chaotic, heartfelt, and sometimes maddening challenges designed to shatter the comfortable silence that has defined her family for decades. From forced confessions on a rooftop to public dares in a dive bar, Vesper's project is a desperate, brilliant, and often disastrous attempt to force them all to finally talk.
But as she fights to give her family a new voice, she is losing her own, day by day. Can she edit their broken story and find a happy ending before her own chapter comes to a close?
Unsaid is a powerful, moving, and unforgettable novel about the ghosts that haunt a family, the secrets that bind them, and the beautiful, messy, and extraordinary power of love to find a voice in the face of silence. Perfect for book clubs and fans of Jojo Moyes, Nicholas Sparks, and Taylor Jenkins Reid.
This is a complete standalone novel from the "Goodbye With Love" series.
Genre: General Fiction
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