Blind Love
Contemporary black African American romance love story set in Bel Air Los Angeles
by Leon M A Edwards
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Pub Date May 19 2021 | Archive Date Dec 27 2021
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Description
Blind Love is a slow burn romance, drama and city fiction.
Fans of Leeanna Morgan, Robyn Carr, Jojo Moyes and Mariana Zapata will love Blind Love.
Harvey Spade is in his 30s and is shy, recluse and self-made millionaire. Selling fiction about love, passionate sex, hot steamy romance rather than living it.
Harvey admires Helen Simm from afar. Their lives never crossed paths until now. Harvey desires to ask her out. However, he discovers she is engaged.
But her fiancé is no good. Can he overcome shyness to win her affection? Seeing a shrink and dating doesn’t go as planned to come out of his shell. There are hilarious consequences.
Blind Love is a slow burn romance about overcoming shyness to find love.
Blind Love is set in present day Bel Air, California.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798729819416 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Rachel K, Reviewer
The story of Harvey and Helen
Harvey is a novelist, but keeps that to himself. When Helen's father asks him to help Helen after she is left blind by an accident, he agrees to help, even though she is engaged to someone else and he has always been in love with her. When she regains her sight, will she realise who she really wants?
Denise A, Reviewer
I absolutely loved this book! I will definitely read more from this author. It was a sweet romance book with the typical rough patches. I would definitely recommend this book.
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