A Silent Hope

A Silent Hope is has all the feels of a perfect book–adventure, sweet romance, and a lingering, warm fuzziness at the end.

There were many elements to this book that gave it a unique flavor. The giants made some scary enemies. The lions were too much fun. Calaine's deafness brought an interesting angle to the story (I can only imagine the challenges in some of those scenes!), and I appreciated how Madisyn displayed the difficulties of deafness while still making Calaine a deep and relatable character.

Renner was a delight with his charm and caring ways. I love a good trope of “royalty-and-peasant-falling-in-love,” and Madisyn delivered beautifully on that.

The faith content was strong and lovely throughout the whole story. As the title indicates, it's a story of hope that is sure to leave your heart happy.