When Molly Birdsong and Peter Redman meet, they are immediately attracted to one another. This is a love story, after all, so this is what we've come to expect in a typical romance. But this romance is very different. In this story, Peter, our hero, is deaf. Before these two can even get to know each other, they must first learn to communicate. Without hesitation, Molly decides to learn sign language on a very deep level. All's well that ends well? Nope Every good story has complications. There is the villain, Radar, who relentlessly tracks and attacks our heroes. There is Sam, Molly's father, and there is his long time lover, Louise, who support both Molly and Peter throughout their grueling ordeal. There is the foot-dragging detective who seems to take his cases less seriously than most. There is Peter's sister, Tina, who fiercely protects Peter. There is Tom, Peter's brother-in-law, who finds that true love was there all the time. And there are the two young daughters of Tina and Tom. Their innocent Ferris wheel ride brings this story to an exciting and wrenching climax. And to make this story even more interesting, we learn that our heroes are living a life parallel to one of their past lives Their friend, Arthur, uses hypnosis to help them see into this past life experienced in medieval times. This past life gives them clues about what will happen in their present life, ultimately saving them all.