Review: True Love is Blind
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 31, 2012
Blindness should never stop you from loving. Ashley and Anthony may come from separate worlds, but their passion drives them together on the winds of fate. "Love Isn't Blind" teaches us that the best of lovers work with each other to better our partner, indeed that "love conquers all".I especially enjoy the chemistry that was evident in the main characters, even before they meet. Ashley is a shy debutante, and Anthony is the tough, difficult to read professional. As soon as we meet him, we are drawn to his masculinity through Ashley's vulnerability and charm.  A good archetype for their relationship, is that of "Beauty and the Beast" - Beauty fights the Beast's prejudice against himself to show him his worth and develop a lasting relationship. If that is a relationship dynamic you enjoy, then this book is for you.Also interesting is the take on the "coming of age" story this presents. We have not one, but two characters who need to find a way to enter the world but can only do so by relying on each other.As is usual in a Sandra Ross novel, the sex is steamy and hot. Sandra Ross writes the story of Ashley and Anthony with such sweet, tender, and genuine passion that it makes the book hard to put down for even a second. Ashley and Anthony are relatable as well as enviable with their passion. This is a romance for the ages, and I cannot recommend it more highly.