None So Blind

Impetuous redhead Kate McTavish finds herself running away from her impending nuptials in the middle of an ice storm simply because she feels she cannot cope with what she envisions her future life to be. Naturally she has a horrific crash in her sporty little Mustang and is rescued by the enigmatic Dayton Deveraux, who due to circumstances in his past, has a strong dislike of spunky redheads. Forced by the weather to spend the night together, they explore their instantaneous attraction, but Kate has some lingering aftereffects from the accident and ultimately finds herself blinded. What happens next are consequences that follow their actions and surprising twists and turns as Kate and Dayton follow the path that they must navigate together. Will they be able to overcome the daunting odds and build a future together?

Based on the old adage “There are none so blind as those who will not see,” NONE SO BLIND is a complex tale filled with conflict, angst and ultimately triumph. Kate and Dayton are characters who are imperfect at best and at times downright unlikeable, but Ms. McPhee has managed to write a tale that is engrossing and enjoyable, as this reviewer has found all of her stories to be. Ultimately, the reader watches both characters grow and expand beyond their limitations into people who triumph despite the obstacles of life. This story is somewhat more sensual than other books this reviewer has read by Ms. McPhee, but those details add to the plot line of this particular tale and still do not take it outside of the boundaries of sweetly sensual romance rather than explicit romance. Ms. McPhee also does an outstanding job of building the characters’ past lives and showing why incidents in their pasts have made them into the flawed individuals they are at the beginning of the tale. Ms. McPhee has written a fabulous contemporary romance that is sure to please her existing fans as well as gain her new ones. This reviewer highly recommends this tale to all contemporary romance fans!

August 2006