That night, someone is almost killed because of what Chelsea told her friends, and because of it, an irreparable rift forms between Chelsea and her usual group. I think this is one of those books that I might pick up and read again, because I really liked the way it was written – Hannah Harrington really kept me hooked while I was reading this, and I found it difficult to set down, so needless to say I finished it rather quickly.Ĭhelsea Knot has never been able to keep things to herself, and her constant need to rise above everyone and be tight with her group of friends is shown when she stumbles upon something at a party, and quickly tells the others there what she saw. I went through my shelves, and decided that Speechless sounded really good, and I was curious about Hannah Harrington’s writing, since I also have Saving June sitting right next to it. I decided to read this book when I really wanted a contemporary, preferably something backlist that hasn’t been talked about in a while.

Curious, I added it to my order, and it sat on my shelf for over a year before I finally decided to pick it up and read it (you know, because I like to continuously buy books, not read them, and then buy more).Īnyway, back to Speechless. Speechless was actually published a few years back, but I haven’t even known about it until recently, when I got it from Harlequin on one of their big sale days.

Speechless by hannah harrington