Love In Touch by Lucy May Lennox Review

Title: Love in Touch
Author: Lucy May Lennox
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Pages: 253
Price: $4.99 or FREE for Prime Members
Thoughts: Well-written with interesting characters.

Book Synopsis:

Kassie has felt adrift ever since her dad died when she was in college. Now 24 and living in Seattle, she gets interested in learning sign language through her roommate, a sign language interpreter. One day at a Deaf community event, she sees a young man sitting off by himself. Kassie feels compelled to try signing to him--the fact that he's strikingly handsome doesn't hurt.

Jake has been deaf and blind since birth. His disability has cut him off from the world, but beneath his isolated exterior, is a smart, sweet guy with a dry sense of humor. Despite the odds, he's highly educated, but at 26, he's gotten stuck in a rut, with few friends and no clear career plans. Until a sweet-smelling girl introduces herself to him unexpectedly, and opens up a whole new world to him.

Jake is more intelligent, more genuine than anyone she has met before, and for the first time Kassie starts to feel like her life has some direction. But as their friendship deepens into something more, the difficulty in communicating with each other only grows, and it seems like everyone they know thinks their relationship won't work. How can they come to a deeper understanding of each other, and a find a future together?

Review:

Well-written story with interesting characters. Love In Touch by Lucy May Lennox was unlike any book I'd read. The closest I think I've come to a story like this was the movie At First Sight starring Val Kilmer. It was an enjoyable read and a good heartwarming romance.