The Sound of Harmony
A composer who is losing his hearing. A singer who can’t find her voice. Can they risk losing their hearts?
All Emma Gibson wants is peace and harmony. After escaping her ex-husband and the chaos of the country music scene, she’s settled into a quiet life as a professional home organizer. The last thing she needs is attention from a musician in a career crisis.
Renowned classical composer Kendrick Bell doesn’t want to stop making music. But when he starts losing his hearing, he has no choice. An inherited house is the perfect place to recover his balance and bring his life back into tune.
When Kendrick hires Emma to organize his house, he’s immediately drawn to her, impressed with her skills and unbothered by her silences. Emma is captivated by his kindness, and the way his voice makes her toes tingle and her blood hum with a song she thought she’d lost forever.
Emma has sworn she’ll never get pulled back into the upheaval of a life in the arts, but Kendrick is desperate to restart his career. He’ll prove himself at any cost, even if it means losing Emma along the way.
Can two broken people risk it all to make beautiful music together?
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