Review: Love is love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 11, 2013
Ashley Randall is dying to start her career in writing and she stumbles across the perfect job for her to get started with - a personal assistant to somebody who needs help with writing their book.  Anthony Lang used to be an FBI agent and is now a writer and the reason he needs help writing his book is because he is blind.  Despite his handicap, when Ashley and Anthony meet there is instant chemistry and Ashley struggles to respect the boundary of employer and employee as not only is Anthony very talented but he is also drop dead gorgeous.For me, the meaningful part of this story is how Anthony deals with his disability - he faces it head on, does not want pity and does not let it rule his life.  He is also very self-confident and comfortable with his sexuality.  However, there are still personal struggles that he has to deal with and despite their hot and steamy relationship and sincerely beautiful connection him and Ashley share together, Anthony struggles to accept that he can be the best person for Ashley.  He doesn't want to be a burden in her life and he tries to push her away.Ironically enough, the problems they experience are not because of his physical disability but they are created emotionally because of the situation.  Sandra Ross writes with a very easy-to-read style and she delves into these characters well.  I find this book to be sexy and sincere - a beautiful story of true love.