Review: "I adore inspirational romance, but Snow Blind seemed short on romance with lots of inspiration..."
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 23, 2011
Robin Spencer is on a mission, a mission to get Shale Anderson to return home to see his grandmother before she passes away.  She is only doing this for Granny because she feels she owes the woman so much.  Robin would never dream of approaching Shale otherwise because he is the man that broke her heart years ago when he left with another woman.Shale Anderson is a writer that has been living a reclusive life, caring for another woman because of a promise that he made years before.  He is scared for Robin when she shows up and begs him to return to Granny's house before it is too late.  He believes that when women are around him their lives or ruined or they die.  Can they both find forgiveness so that they can move on with their lives?I adore inspirational romance, but Snow Blind seemed short on romance with lots of inspiration.  The mystery was intriguing, but I felt that the characters lacked depth.  They felt one-dimensional for the most part and it seemed that other characters took away from any love story that could have been fleshed out.  I never truly believed that Shale didn't feel something for the other woman that he left Robin to be with.  The whole situation with the other woman seemed flawed given what is revealed about the strength of her character.  Shale and Robin never really spent much time together getting to know each other and falling in love again.  We are told that they do fall in love, but we are not shown.  If you are looking for an inspirational story about forgiveness then Snow Blind is your story, but if you want romance - look elsewhere.VanessaFor Joyfully Reviewed