Book Review: Blinded by Karen Nappa
- Kristen Lewendon
- May 10, 2020
- 2 min read
Club Indigo Book 5
Doctors make terrible patients, and this one will prove to be her biggest challenge – in every way possible!
He is a talented, successful surgeon… and Sandra hates him from the moment they meet. Injured in a rock-climbing accident, the arrogant doctor fights her at every turn during his physical therapy sessions.
It’s too bad all those hard muscles and hot-as-hell good looks are wasted on a man as domineering and controlling as GT Lewis. She is determined to keep him at arms-length… until he blind-sides her one night at Club Indigo.
Now that he knows her secret desires, will Sandra submit to his ropes and ultimately to his love?
My Review:
I spent most of this book alternating between wanting to smack some sense into this pair and wanting to hug them tight, promising it would all get better. Both GT and Sandra are so good at getting in their own way and tripping up, destroying all forward progress they’d made. It doesn’t help that they’ve both got more than their fair share of family baggage to contribute to this new partnership, and Sandra’s is particularly toxic. I loved how fiercely Sandra defends her work. I’m in awe of the effort she’s put into it. I wasn’t a particular fan of her method of conflict resolution though. In Appreciated, GT came across as this larger-than-life super-surgeon, so it was kind of nice to see him humbled and humanized. But, I have to say, he brought most of his worst outcomes on himself: i.e. open mouth, insert foot. This pairing captivated me from the very beginning. The sparks were palpable, there’s so much chemistry between them. I couldn’t help but hope for their ultimate happily ever after. As always, I adore the way Club Indigo shows us the Lifestyle, keeping it safe, sane, and consensual. It’s easy to see a lot of love and research went into this book to make the Kinbaku feel so grounded in the here and now. And already I’m looking forward to the next installment in the Club Indigo saga.
I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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