Review: Can you feel it?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
Friedrich Nietzsche said "What doesn't kill us makes us stronger" and I find confirmation for this idea more and more in my life. I admire strong people, whose routine life includes unbelievable hard problems. Very often they never talk about this; you can communicate with them for year or two and never heard a complaint.Have you ever thought about life that has changed in a moment and forever? I mean people with fatal disease, or those, who are holding their hands. Let's think what price they pay every day to have "typical" life and an ability to work, to travel, to love..."Love isn't blind" - is a real story about strong, active woman, Ashley, who is finding a new job, who has dreams and power to reach all her goals and plans. Ashley falls in love with her boss, Antony, and from early beginning it is clear that they are an ideal couple.I like the way in which Sandra Ross describes Antony. He is blind, but you do not feel any compassion, instead you respect him. Antony is strong, intelligent, kind and sexy. Love scenes are amazingly sensitive. I caught myself forgetting about his blindness in some moments. As all strong men do, he tries to protect a woman he loves and solve their problems from behalf of two of them, taking whole responsibility by his own. Antony decides what would be better for Ashley and I think it is a big mistake in every relations. Nevertheless, here we can see that the real problem of two people's sorrow lies inside their minds and feelings, not in blindness or any outside factors.This story is full of hope and faith. The main characters just need to realize - their love is an amazing gift, it is THE LOVE, one in the world, one in their life.