Review: Blind love can exist!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 15, 2012
Love looks not with the eyes, but with the heart.  Therefore, is winged cupid painted blind?  Sight is not needed to experience love through passion, touch, and smell, and this story takes us through a journey that shows us just that.Ashley accepts a job as a personal assistant (helping with writing, research, and other daily activities) for the rich and blind, Anthony Lang, an ex high profile FBI agent who lost his eyesight due to a tragic accident while working for the FBI.  We learn quickly that Ashley is also an aspiring writer.  Ross shows us that Ashley is not bothered by her new employer's handicap and instead embraces it.  Anthony finds himself fighting to prevent himself from getting close to Ashley even though the feelings he has for her are clear and obvious.Ashley and Anthony are truly perfect together.  They are quite obviously total opposites of each other.  On one hand Ashley is independent and has a very open and loving nature, whereas Anthony is very dependent on others due to his handicap and requires more compassion than even he refuses to admit.Sandra Ross goes above and beyond in telling us the romantic story of two totally different people wrapped up in a unique romance with one another.  However, I did not completely like one aspect of the book.  Ross sort of left out the reason for Ashley's attraction to Anthony.  Because of this minor detail being left out, it makes their love affair seem somewhat cliche.  We always read about an attraction simply based on the physical and I think it would have been nice to see the true reason behind her attraction to him.