Silence
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Silence

by J. R. Sawyer

About this book

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Silence isn't always peaceful – it can be deadly.

Zoë has spent her life drowning in shadows she can't escape. When the whispers in her head become a voice – Noxx, charming, dangerous, and unrelenting – she's force to confront the darkest parts of herself.

As her reality blurs with obsession, she must choose: surrender to the silence...or fight for her life.

Publication Date
May 25, 2026
ASIN
B0G2RX25B2

Reader Reviews

Must Read! Sensitive topic of mental illness!

March 12, 2026

Another job amazingly done by J.R. Sawyer! Silence is about mental illness and suicidal ideation. I've said it in every review of her, but again, the way she writes about such heavy topics is so admirable. She knows how to give a full outlook on things, while still being sensitive to the topic she's writing about Zoe lives a hard, sad life. She feels unseen, and unheard by her parents. She used cutting as a form of relief of her life. So many people struggle with depression, and use this as an...

Must read!

February 23, 2026

Wow! Just wow! I cried happy tears! I felt this book in my soul. It is a must read! ) One person found this helpful

Absolutely Must Read!

December 26, 2025

If you, or anyone you know suffers with depression, this book is an absolute must read.. The emotional, raw, and psychological Rollercoaster your brain goes on during a depressive episode is portrayed perfectly in this book.. Beautifully written.. Loved it. ) One person found this helpful

Diving into Silence

December 10, 2025

I ate this book up! It went into things that scare people to discuss and the feelings that often get shamed. I loved it and 10/10 do recommend!! ) One person found this helpful

Silence by J.R. Sawyer

November 23, 2025

Zoe is a high school girl, who like many struggle in silence. However, for Zoe the silence starts talking back to her. The silence is attentive, charming, alluring, and understanding. The dangerous thing about silence, is it forces you to really hear, really see, and really feel. Zoe has attempted suicide once before. Her parents saw it more of a burden and less of what it is, the need for help. Although she is attending therapy, its just not helping. Zoe knows the script, and knows how to play...

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