Unspeakable

by Kayleigh Jamison

Trevor Caufield has always prided himself on being a consummate rake...until a clandestine meeting with a mysterious, strangely silent woman in a darkened hallway. Setting out to pursue Emma Hatton with purely selfish intentions, he discovers emotions that transcend his formerly uncomplicated existence and teach him that true love has no need for words.

50 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

A writer and musician at an early age, Kayleigh Jamison wrote her first novella at the age of seven, and first picked up a violin at eight. By eighteen, she had won several state and regional awards for the performance arts, recognizing her accomplishments in violin, viola, and oboe. Unable to resist the lure of the past, Kayleigh finds herself particularly drawn to certain periods of world history, and has spent extensive time studying Stuart Scotland and Tudor England, most specifically the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots.
A lawyer by day and author by night, Kayleigh received a BA in English and Philosophy from Gettysburg College in 2002, a Certification in Legal Studies from University of Maryland in 2005, and a JD from Florida Coastal School of Law in 2009. She also loves to travel, and has spent time in such places as Scotland, Russia, and Peru.
Kayleigh lives in Maryland with her two cats, Angel and Jack, and two rats, Sammy and Malcom.

Reviews

[Robin · Rating 5 out of 5]

The story was a bit unrealistic but nonetheless good. It was a cute simple story. I didn’t like any of the female characters other than Emma.