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388
Novel • Fiction
Pelion, Maine • Contemporary
2014
Adult
18+ years
In Mia Sheridan's Archer's Voice, Archer Hale, a mute man reeling from childhood trauma, lives in isolation in the small town of Pelion. Bree Prescott, seeking peace after her father's murder, moves to Pelion and befriends Archer. As they navigate their painful pasts, they develop a deep, healing romance. The book features depictions of domestic violence, attempted rape, molestation, gun violence, miscarriage, and violence against children.
Emotional
Romantic
Inspirational
Heartwarming
Melancholic
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Archer's Voice by Mia Sheridan captivates readers with its emotional depth and unique characters. Positives include a heartfelt romance, strong character development, and a compelling storyline. Some critique the pacing and the writing style as overly simplistic. Overall, it's a moving story about love and healing that resonates with many readers.
Readers who savor emotional, character-driven romance novels will find Archer's Voice by Mia Sheridan captivating. Fans of Colleen Hoover's It Ends with Us or Nicholas Sparks' The Notebook will appreciate the poignant love story and themes of healing and overcoming trauma in a small-town setting.
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Bree Prescott
A compassionate and determined woman who moves to Pelion to escape past trauma. Her developing bond with Archer aids her path to healing.
Travis Hale
Charming yet occasionally angered, Travis is Archer's half-brother whose actions challenge Archer and Bree's relationship. He shows both antagonistic and protective traits throughout the story.
Victoria (Tori) Hale
A manipulative woman who exerts control over Pelion and disrupts the lives of several characters. Her actions fuel much of the novel's conflict.
Nathan Hale/Uncle Nate
Archer's uncle, a war veteran who isolates Archer from society due to his own struggles. He plays a significant role in Archer's upbringing.
Jeffrey Perkins
A criminal whose past actions indirectly lead Bree to Pelion. He becomes a direct threat to Bree later in the story.
388
Novel • Fiction
Pelion, Maine • Contemporary
2014
Adult
18+ years
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