5 outstanding stars 
 I try to believe that something beautiful can result from something ugly, and that there will come a time when I'll get to see what that is. 
 What a beautiful story. I'm sitting here wondering how many adjectives I need to describe Archer's Voice, and beautiful was just the first. Emotional, touching, perfect. 
 The struggles they faced included not just finding each other, but dealing with both of their pasts. When it was just them in the bubble of Archer's house and land everything was so sweet and touching. Stepping outside that bubble was interesting in the ways it tested their relationship. Every bump they hit along the way, I felt. Every high, every low. And they had to step outside that bubble. Archer hadn't left his home for more than a quick trip for supplies in 4 years, and has interacted with the community as little as possible each time. He had to learn how to participate in society again, how to need other people. 
 Bree ran to Pelion when she fled Ohio because it was the last place she remembered being truly happy. As she settles in to her temporary home, she starts working at the local diner, meeting her neighbors and the mysterious man who lives near the beach. Despite finding a new location, her nightmares from her past continue to haunt her. 
 Archer's story is so painful. I can't even imagine how cut off he must have felt after the accident, until Bree bumped in to him. Living the life of a hermit, with his paranoid uncle until 4 years before the story begins, it has been some time since Archer has lived anything resembling a "normal" life. I had a bit of a hard time believing Bree would have been able to coax him out of his house and secluded habits and gain his trust as fast as she did, but she did it, and as we hear more of Archer's voice the timeline makes more and more sense. 
 The villains throughout at times fulfilled my predictions, and at times had be wanting to scream at my Kindle. And it's not even like there was one "bad guy" to watch out for either. No, by my count there were 4! And each one came with his or her own pitfalls for Bree and Archer to overcome. 
 The Signs of Love series continues with another fantastic installment. Each of these books (with the exception of Leo's Chance) reads completely stand-alone. And each one has enthralled me more than the last. I would absolutely recommend this series, and Archer's Voice particularly. 
 "She had told me my voice mattered, and her love had made me believe it might be true. And sometimes that's all it takes - one person who's willing to listen to your heart, to the sound no one else has ever tried to hear." 
 Thanks to Mia Sheridan for providing me with an arc copy in exchange for my honest review.