I heard it so loudly that I couldn’t shut it off. But that doesn’t mean you didn’t move me.

You were silent when we met, silent when you sufferent. Fisher takes you on an emotional journey through Senna’s past, through the pain and through her hurt. Perhaps most the most tragic thing about her is that she was blind to the truth that was right in front her. I fell for her vulnerability and her strength. I fell for her darkness and the shards of light that peeked through her cracks. She writes to the tune of white and black walls, to music with no words, and boxes away any feeling at all so that she doesn’t have to feel pain.

Bound by hurt, abandonment and self-destruction, she holds the reins to her emotions, to her surroundings, and to all people she chooses to let in and out of her life. Senna Richards is one of the most heartbreaking yet captivating characters I have ever read. She’s trapped in the cabin with the one person from her past that painted her black and white world with color, the one person she fought so hard to push away. Peering out the window, she sees “all the snow in the world,” tipping her off that she’s far, far away from her Seattle home. It doesn’t take long for her to realize that she’s been drugged and kidnapped. On her thirty-third birthday, Senna Richards awakens in a mysterious room. Mud Vein is a story about a woman’s journey to find the truth, her truth. And it’s not so much a choice to love them through their flaws and through your difference but rather you love them without even trying. But sometimes you’re lucky enough to stumble across one. “Maybe the chances that you’ll find each and every one of your soulmates is slim. I will keep my review spoiler-free so that you have the best reading experience. Tarryn Fisher’s intention is for the reader to go into this book completely blind, which is why the synopsis is somewhat vague. Mud Vein is one of my all-time favorite books. Instead, I want to keep swimming in the sea of Senna Richards and her darkness. Mud Vein left me with this indescribable feeling that I don’t want to wash off with other words. After I finished this book, I couldn’t even move on to something else. Tarryn Fisher’s words spoke to me, the deepest part of me. It is a book that you don’t read, you absorb it. Thank you for supporting my blog! Spoiler-Free Review: I appreciate my readers and make it my goal to be upfront and honest.

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Mud vein by tarryn fisher