Book Description
Fall in love with Diana Palmer's fan-favorite story, BLIND PROMISES!
Dana Steele's new patient, Gannon van der Vere, is a tough customer. He had run off his last four nurses, but Dana's determined she won't be the next on that list. A powerful entrepreneur until a devastating accident left his future in doubt, Gannon raged at all who approached him. Dana hoped to light a candle in his darkness—and to escape from the shadows in her own past. But when she fell in love with her curmudgeonly employer, Dana's challenge was no longer strictly professional. Could Dana and Gannon heal to find a true happily-ever-after?
My Review
Dana Takes on a new job of being a personal nurse to one patient after a car accident that killed her mother and left her with scars. But Gannon had his own accident that left him blind and very angry at everything and everyone. He'd already run off four other nurses before Dana took the job so she had her job cut out for her.
Right off the bat, Gannon thinks Dana isn't going to last but she isn't taking his snark without giving a little back which peaks his interest. She ends up staying and he becomes more and more invested and interested in the banter between them because most people don't talk to him like she does. Gannon is actually a good guy but he's been hurt and doesn't trust her enough to let her in until he realizes that she's wormed her way into his heart. But by that time he's pushing her away because he doesn't want anyone around feeling sorry for him because he thinks no one could really love a blind guy.
But they are both in love with the other so they can't stay away for long. This is another one of those stories that if they had just talked, had some communication with each other the problems wouldn't have been as big as they made them out to be. But it was a good book.
Diana Palmer is the author I got to when I need a feel good read when I'm not in the mood for a paranormal romance. This is one of her older books but I realized I hadn't read this one so I got it and I'm glad I did.
I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.
Wonderful title - and I am glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy her books.
DeleteI definitely agree that Diana Palmer is a fantastic feel good author and happy that this was such a solid read for you!
ReplyDeleteI have always liked her books.
DeleteA somewhat normal-looking cover? I am not sure how to react without giant muscles and abs front and center.
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DeleteLove that wounded hero trope. And it's even better when there's fun banter between the two main characters. :)
ReplyDeleteThere was so much great banter.
DeleteI really need to read more of her books. I like these feel good type stories.
ReplyDeleteI always have a good time with her books.
DeleteOoh I have not read any Diana Palmer in a while. Thanks for reminding me about her!!
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome.
DeleteIt does sound pretty interesting!
ReplyDeleteIt was.
DeleteWhen will people learn that communication is the key to avoiding relationship issues? Glad you enjoyed the book!
ReplyDeleteExactly.
DeleteIt's always nice to have an author like that
ReplyDeleteYes it is.
DeleteI haven't read her in forever. Used to love her books.
ReplyDeleteI still like reading her.
DeleteThanks for putting this on my radar..
ReplyDeleteI have never read a Palmer book..one day!
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