Impact

Elena grew up under the strict instructions of her father. After her examination, she decides to leave her father's house to live with Aunt in other to have peace of mind. She returns home because her results were released. She faces Challenges when she discovers that she fails her examination again. She gets admitted into the university, Falls in love with someone's fiancee ( unknowingly). This leads to a broken heart( which changes her perspective about the male gender), she finds it difficult to mend her heart. Will she mend her heart to start another relationship when she meets Ethan? Or will she remain in her brokenness?

On Margaret's wedding day, she got disapointed because her husband didn't show up for the wedding. This could have led to her death if not for a man that has followed her to the ocean. She discovers that she is pregnant after being r*p*d by some men on her way from work ( the reason Ferdinard didn't show up for the wedding). Her mother left her, leaving her to face her most difficult times alone with a stranger. Margaret determines to bring the rapists to book even after seven years. As the search for the culprit continues, her fiance's mother suspects that Margaret's daughter is her granddaughter. What will happen when everyone knows the truth? Will Margaret allow her fiance to be detained or will she mend her relationship with her first lover?

From my perspective about life and from the environment I grew up, I vowed to make my family bounded by love. Few weeks into getting my new job, I fell in love and before I knew what was happening, I got married do I had to leave my hundreds of siblings and my mother. I knew that times were tough for my husband even before we got married, so he had to travel to the city to get a job. As he worked for his new boss, he got trapped by his only daughter who later gets pregnant for him. The tales of Sonia begins when his husband's mistress loses her five year old daughter.

One rainy night, after an attempt to fix the roof, Rose, Mitchell's elder sister broke her leg and as a result is unable to complete her schooling. Mitchell decides to work overseas to help her family, she gets overseas but discovered that she is deceived by the woman who had offered her job. Rentless, she allows no one to stop her not even her new boss; Robert Oliver. Mitchell encounters bigger challenges that test her determination and more importantly her heart while fulfilling her obligation in the Robert Oliver's home.

A surprising romance blossoms amidst the lively streets of Verona, where hopes and desires intersect. A skilled violinist named Alessia, who is troubled by her past, discovers comfort in her music and channels her feelings into every melody she produces. One evening that proved fateful, Gabriel, a skilled pianist with a troubled spirit, becomes enamored by her captivating tunes. As Alessia and Gabriel come together, a complex range of feelings takes hold, as they navigate the complexities of their own shattered emotions. United by an undeniable attraction, they commence a voyage towards repairing, finding salvation, and falling in love. However, with their individual histories posing a potential hindrance to their relationship, they must acquire the skill to confront their inner struggles and muster the bravery to embrace the melodious component that connects them. As the enchanting tale of Alessia and Gabriel's romance resonates, they realize that authentic love can be as fragile as a faint murmur, yet as impactful as a thunderous ovation from a spellbound crowd. Together, they work towards creating a harmonious love story despite the challenges, showing that the most beautiful tunes can arise from the innermost emotional wounds. "The story of 'Whispers of the Heart' is a captivating account of how music has the ability to mend broken relationships and inspire forgiveness through love. " This mesmerizing book takes place in Verona's charming streets, accompanied by grand classical music, and will captivate you, leaving you yearning for the romantic whispers of your own heart.