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Original Title:	Broken Silence
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Silence #2

Broken Silence (Silence #2) Kindle Edition | Pages: 251 pages

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Title	:	Broken Silence (Silence #2)
Author	:	Natasha Preston
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 251 pages
Published	:	December 11th 2013 (first published March 21st 2013)
Categories	:	Romance. Young Adult. Contemporary. Fiction. Sociology. Abuse

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Four years after Oakley left for Australia, the trial is ready to begin. After coming to the decision that she needs to face her abusers to finally be able to move on, Oakley and her family return to England to give evidence in person.

Oakley's love for Cole never faded, but after four years apart how will Cole react to her being back? Can they put the past behind them in order to get their happy ending?

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O O O O O OH my. And I thought the first book was good.... But now it is... whats the word? O.. O-vverrr? Over. There is another book, but it isn't from Oakley or Coles point of view. So that leaves me like this:and from me to Natasha Preston:and my overall pain:but all the tears. every one. every drop full of happiness. not sorrow. full of this:(view spoiler)[THEY ARE GONNA HAVE A BABY!!!! oH MY glOB!!! they will make the perfect little family!! (hide spoiler)] My only problem is that it still

Just like the first book in the sequel, Broken Silence by Natasha Preston is an amazing love story with a big twist. This book is about the trial of Oakleys dad and his friend for sexually harassing Oakley when she was little. This book is quite different to the first one, as Silence (book #1) was written around Oakley and Coles thoughts, whereas this book is more focused around what is happening and direct speech.The book starts of with Oakley with her mom and brother in Australia after they

I just... I really don't want to be negative, but I found this even more frustrating of a read than the first book. The timing was really.... I don't know how to articulate it... time just seemed to skip ahead in a jarring/ jerky sort of way. There was more poor grammar and quite a few typos, and I could feel myself getting annoyed with the way things played out.There was a lot of melodrama around the court case, where it could have been more effective to show the emotions in a different way. It

This book was incredibly hard to listen to but it was exactly what was needed after book 1. It is a few years after book 1 and it really gave us the closure needed from book 1. Really getting to see Oakley as a whole person and happy with Cole is exactly what I needed after such a heavy storyline. I loved Oakleys brother and how protective he was/is. I just wished the narrators hadnt made him sound so whinny. Other than that the narration is fantastic.

I thought that this was a fast, ok read but it was just nowhere near as good as the first book in the series. Maybe that is because in Silence there was intrigue as to why she hadn't spoken in over a decade and the book was addictive because you wanted to find out what the secret was. Although this was a quick interesting read, it was obvious where it was heading. It was clear that she (view spoiler)[ was going to move back to England, end up with Cole and that her dad and Frank would be found

Broken Silence was just not as good as the first book Silence. In Silence you had the layer of Oakley not speaking to anyone. Well since she spoke at the end of the first book there wasn't that aspect. It was just the trial and Oakley and Cole trying to figure things out. Really the book seemed like a lot of Oakley and Cole hanging out and a lot of Oakley worrying about the trial. But what if they get off? What if they don't go to jail? I know there is a ton of evidence against them, but what if

The book, "Broken Silence", was by far one of the best, more realistic books I've ever read. The story is about a girl who grew up being sexually abused by her dad and his friend, from the age of five to thirteen. Through those years Oakley was completely silent and would not talk to anyone until it finally stopped. The story starts in Australia where Oakley, her mom, and her brother, Jasper, moved from England after Oakley had finally gone to the police about the situation at 16. It's four