6/1/2023 0 Comments Blind Faith by N.R. Walker![]() Isaac’s cynicism isn’t apparent, though, when a new person enters his life. Even if he wasn’t blind, I still believe he’d be cynical and, on occasion, downright rude. To hope he’d changed entirely because of Carter and love was a bit much. Isaac’s stubbornness will play a major role in this book, as it did the last one. ![]() He wants Carter to see him at his best all the time while Carter just wants to be there. He also struggles and doesn’t want Carter to see. Being blind, he relies on everything being exactly where it needs to be. He feels like a guest when he stays at Isaac’s house, never quite like he belongs. Carter and Isaac are happy in their relationship, but Carter is yearning for more. The book starts about six months after Blind Faith ends. That might seem like a weak adverb, but in the world of audiobooks, it’s reassuring to know you’re going to get a high-quality performance every time. Michael always hits just the right note and is an incredibly reliable narrator. He differentiates well between the two main characters and he brought out the immediacy of the terrible situation Isaac finds himself in. I adore Michael Pauley and again felt he did a great job. I loved Blind Faith, the first book in this series, and so was thrilled when the next book was released on audio. ![]()
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