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Love Is Blindness (2010)

by Sean Michael(Favorite Author)

3.52 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

All Romance eBooks

review 1: Kieran is a literature prof and one night at a poetry slam he sees a hot gothy guy. The guy sits with him and turns out Lucien is blind. Within minutes they are headed back to Kieran’s place where they have unsafe sex. Not only does Lucien bite him and therefore tastes his blood but he convinces Kieran (who is high) to bareback. Lucien has decided that Kerian is THE ONE. A couple of days later Kieran is back at the cafe hoping to see Lucien who shows up with his posse of lesbian (?) goth girls. He and Kieran head back and Lucien reveals he’s a vampire and wants Kieran to join him. For about 25 seconds Kieran thinks he’s got mental issues but more or less decides to go with the flow and becomes a vampire. Umm. Okay. I know it’s a short story but sheesh Kieran. What�... more��s the hurry? It’s essentially a couple of long sex scenes and they are very sensual since Lucien is blind, lots of emphasis on touch and taste and sound . It was what it was. A short erotic read with an emphasis on a third nipple. 0_0 (This one of the good cause books from ARe.)
review 2: This is one of the m/m books which is currently being sold at All Romance Ebooks as part of their campaign to raise awareness of heart disease. All profits are going to charity so it's worth buying this story for that reason alone. The story involves Kieran, a college professor who meets a blind man, Lucien, at a club. They go back to Kieran's flat and engage in sensual and fulfilling sex with each other, some of which involves Lucien biting and drinking Kieran's blood. Lucien is a vampire who wants to turn Kieran so they can be together forever, but he is nervous at Kieran's reaction should he confess what he is. I have a mixed experience with Sean Michael's books. I've given up on many of his longer works which contained page after page of sex, but I've often enjoyed his shorter works. This fell into the latter category for me as the sex was often less about the mechanics of the experience and more about a heightened sensuality. The times spent in Lucien's head were the most interesting and compelling as his lack of sight leads us to view Kieran's body through touch, smell and taste. The book wasn't perfect as it was basically just several sex scenes in a row and left me with quite a lot of questions as to how Lucien survives without sight and who his female friends at the club were. It's also an insta-love story which I know won't appeal to everyone. Having said that, I found this an enjoyable read and well worth the money. less

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