Claire, a single mother and speech therapist, accepts a thirty-day live-in assignment at the Hawthorne estate to treat Vincent Hawthorne, a brilliant former CEO who has barely spoken since a devastating car crash. But it is Claire’s mischievous seven-year-old daughter, Luna, who makes the real breakthrough—because she can hear every thought Vincent refuses to say aloud. As Luna becomes his unlikely translator, Vincent begins confronting both the trauma behind his silence and a corporate board determined to replace him. Their fragile new family is threatened when Vincent’s ambitious younger brother, Julian, is revealed to be Luna’s biological father—the man who abandoned Claire seven years earlier and concealed the truth that Vincent was injured while driving through a storm to rescue him. When Luna’s mysterious ability begins to fade, she can no longer speak for Vincent. To reclaim his company and keep the mother and daughter who have become his family, Vincent must finally find his own voice, while Claire must decide whether the man she was hired to heal can become the partner she chooses to love.
