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“Unspoken” by Willa Okati
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Genre: Gay-Lesbian Romance
ISBN: 1-59998-139-4
Price: $2.50
Length: Short Story
Publication Date: September 12th, 2006
Cover Art: Scott Carpenter
Sometimes a kiss is worth more than a thousand words.
Once a famous vocalist, Ian has become mute through a mysterious set of circumstances that no doctor can explain. He has people he can call on, but what he really needs is a best friend, a companion, a lover. The very person he’s been looking for is about to arrive on his doorstep.
At a low point, Ian encounters a strange man in his garden—a wandering musician, like the bards of older times. Andy accepts Ian for who he is, lack of voice included, and reassures Ian that love itself is one of the greatest forms of expression.
Will Ian coax Andy to stay, save him, and share with him a love that will not be denied, even if it goes unspoken?
Warning: This novella contains graphic depictions of male/male encounters and adult language.
...a sweet, romantic story with characters so gripping and real that you forget you are reading a story and think you are watching this as it unfolds. Another winner from Ms. Okati, Unspoken will go into my re-read pile.