What is your opinion?
The silence
"This is such a compelling and captivating story! ❤️ The plot immediately caught my attention, and I really love how the author has filled it with so many emotions. Every chapter keeps me curious and makes me want to know what happens next. The characters are also really interesting, and I’m enjoying discovering more about them as the story unfolds. The writing style makes the story easy to get into, while the emotional moments add so much depth to it. Overall, I’m really enjoying this story and can’t wait to see where the journey takes these characters. I’m definitely looking forward to reading more! 📖✨❤️ "
One of the best ❤️
"I don't usually give novels a 5 star but this is literally a rollercoaster of emotions. I can feel and relate with the Male lead's emotions, his struggles and the feeling of burdening others with his problems 😭. I'm so invested in this and would stay till the end ❤️. Author should keep up the good work cause this is one hell of a story 🔥"
The Silence
"I really enjoyed how the writing makes us feel Ethan's emotions—the hospital's monotony and just wanting to get back into the swing of things. Chapter 7's ending has me curious for more, and I'm curious to see how the book turns and changes. "
The Silence Has Questions 👀
"I actually enjoyed these first few chapters! 👀 Ethan’s situation definitely made me curious, especially about what happened during those two years and why he had to continue his treatment in another country. I really loved Ethan’s bond with his little sister 🥺 and the nurses were so sweet too, especially when they gave him that little gift. ❤️ Those small moments made the story feel more emotional. That said, the plot didn’t completely hook me yet. Most of the story so far focuses on Ethan’s accident, recovery and the mystery around those two years. I understand it’s meant to be a slow build, but personally, I felt like I needed a little more happening to keep me fully engaged. 👀 I’m just worried that if the recovery and mystery are stretched for too long, it could start feeling repetitive. I also noticed a few awkward wordings here and there. The opening line of Chapter 4 felt a little strange to me, and the sister repeatedly calling Ethan “brother” sounded slightly unnatural in some conversations. Using his name sometimes might make their dialogue feel more casual. Overall, I think the story has a good foundation and some really sweet character moments. 🥺 I’m curious about those missing two years. 👀🔎 "
Slow Burn
" The way it's written feels very much like you're trapped with Ethan. Life feels dull and uninteresting except for small moments. For example, his sister makes him feel better with a small interaction. I loved that a lot. I would only say the story feels very slow, and I am unsure of Ethan's goals. Although I am sure he may not fully know either at the time, I would love to know. Plus, I would like to know about additional hobbies or activities that really helped the poor guy survive this. I liked nurses a lot, and hopefully he makes a full recovery!"
