Charnel's review posted on Guilty Pleasures 
 Sounds of Love is told in 1st person from Jordan's POV, Jordan is a bit aggressive when it comes to what he wants and he wants Sebastian. I like how straight forward and honest Jordan is in the story; he makes his feelings plainly known. 
 Sebastian is sweet and understanding, the kind of character you just want to hug and love on. He's also deaf but being deaf doesn't define him or hold him back in life. The story is also not about Sebastian's disability but about Jordan and his quickly evolving relationship. 
 Jordan and Sebastian seem like a mismatched couple but I think they complement each other well, plus I'm a firm believer in opposites attract make for great reads. 
 There are also likeable secondary characters but the book kind of jumped around trying to fit in everyone's HEA; the poker buddies Jim, Steven and Ben along with Jordan's partner from work Kevin, they all have a romantic side story. I think it would have been better for me if the author could have expanded on Kevin's romance and saved the other guys stories for their own books.