A review by justabooktrovert
Silent Is the Heart by Dianna Roman

4.5

This book was an emotional ride. It’s heartfelt, raw, and deeply compelling. It’s a story about unrequited love, second chances, and forgiveness, but beneath the surface, it carries a weight of trauma, resilience, and the healing power of love. The writing is masterful, pulling you in with vivid descriptions and a depth of emotion that lingers long after you turn the last page.

Easton’ journey from pain and anger as a young teen to love and acceptance as a grown man, was powerful. He’s fiercely loyal, brave, and refuses to let his past define him, which made it so easy to connect with and root for him. His emotions felt so real, and watching him navigate his trauma while still holding onto love made his story incredibly moving.

Aaron, on the other hand, was a bit harder for me to connect with. Compared to Easton, he felt less willing to fight for their love, and at times, I wanted him to step up more. That said, the tension between them, the push and pull, and the emotional depth kept me engaged the whole way through.

This book isn’t just a romance…it’s a story of healing, growth, and learning to trust again. Beautifully written and full of feeling, it’s one that stays with you.