Name: Love Is Blind
ISBN: 9780843955002

Lynsay Sands

Clumsy Clarissa Crambray has a problem--she can't see without her glasses. But when she stumbles onto a scarred yet honorable nobleman, it may be a match made in heaven. Original.

Love Is Blind

Petaco

Liked the story as a whole. They made a good couple. I am not as forgiving as the main character....

Sarah

I’m so angry that this book is so terrible bc the premise seemed really interesting >:(

I’ve read a lot of unrealistic regency/historical novels but honestly this was just Too Much! I kind of hated every single character! 

There were no redeeming moments…. I could not finish this travesty…

This book was shocking and exciting!! I don’t want to give anything away- it’s worth a read if you like spicy Lynsay sands books. Clarissa had me laughing, she is far from boring. Also really liked Adrian’s perspective. 

Alana 

Cute and funny. The characters were interesting and well-rounded and I actually felt invested in them. There were some second-hand embarrassment moments but nothing too bad. I really enjoyed the dynamic between the main characters as well as their relationships with other characters. 

I liked how the FMC wasn’t afraid to ask questions, and how MMC was respectful. Basically, pretty good communication throughout, even when some secrets were being kept. 

The little mystery, while pretty straightforward, gave a little something extra that I enjoyed, and honestly I really liked how it was dealt with and how it wasn’t over-complicated. 

I get how it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but overall, I found this book enjoyable and fluffy. Exactly what I needed at the time of reading. 

Alexa Writes

Cute and funny. The characters were interesting and well-rounded and I actually felt invested in them. There were some second-hand embarrassment moments but nothing too bad. I really enjoyed the dynamic between the main characters as well as their relationships with other characters. 

I liked how the FMC wasn’t afraid to ask questions, and how MMC was respectful. Basically, pretty good communication throughout, even when some secrets were being kept. 

The little mystery, while pretty straightforward, gave a little something extra that I enjoyed, and honestly I really liked how it was dealt with and how it wasn’t over-complicated. 

I get how it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but overall, I found this book enjoyable and fluffy. Exactly what I needed at the time of reading. 

Nicki

It’s really not bad at all. Very average and just okay. I expected the worst given the really bad reviews. Overall likely forgettable.

danielle bush

I loved this! I was laughing out loud with all things that Clarissa was doing because her step mother wouldn't let her wear her glasses.. and I thought her and Adrian's relationship was super sweet. 
I did think one person got off a little easy with what they were doing to Clarissa but overall I loved the story and I love Lynday Sands.

Renee Delcourt

Super funny, but you definitely need to suspend belief for most of it. There was a lot of moments I laughed out loud and there was certainly a lot of moments where I was annoyed that Clarrisa and Adrian made a lot of assumptions about how one another perceived each other. I like the miscommunication troupe but this was extreme and it wasn't so much miscommunication as it was unfounded assumptions.

Helena Cristina Nogueira Pereira

Este livro é tão amorzinho. Adorei!!!!! Planeio ler mais livros da autora!

Sans

It seems I had read this almost a decade ago, when I was first getting into romance books. It also seems that I had loved it at that time. This is most definitely no longer the case. 

This was bad. Lazy writing, weirdly shifting tone and dialogue, repetitive, overly dramatic, thinly plotted, and schlocky. Not my cuppa at all.

Taylor Marchus

Christine Bruce

Ley Stanton

Mary Skinner

"Lynsay Sands spins a funny, laughable tale." --Eloisa James on Taming the Highland Bride Adrian Montfort, Earl of Mowbray, had been warned that Lady Clarissa Crambray was dangerous. From stomping on toes to setting wigs on fire, the stunning beauty was clearly a force to be reckoned with. Still, he's in need of a wife and is sure he can handle one woman and her "unfortunate past." Intrigued by the mysterious vixen, he soon discovers he's greatly underestimated the lady... Clarissa would like to find a husband, but perhaps not as much as her stepmother would like one for her. The woman has forbidden Clarissa from wearing her spectacles so she can look prettier, but how is she to see her potential suitors? Besides, she's already caused enough mayhem to earn a rather horrible nickname. Just when she is about to give up hope of anyone asking her to dance, a man comes to lead her to the dance floor...a dark, handsome blur of a man.

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Amy L Hamilton

Amanda J 

Taylor McNeely

Amy Medeiros

“Lynsay Sands spins a funny, laughable tale.” —Eloisa James on Taming the Highland Bride Adrian Montfort, Earl of Mowbray, had been warned that Lady Clarissa Crambray was dangerous. From stomping on toes to setting wigs on fire, the stunning beauty was clearly a force to be reckoned with. Still, he’s in need of a wife and is sure he can handle one woman and her “unfortunate past.” Intrigued by the mysterious vixen, he soon discovers he’s greatly underestimated the lady… Clarissa would like to find a husband, but perhaps not as much as her stepmother would like one for her. The woman has forbidden Clarissa from wearing her spectacles so she can look prettier, but how is she to see her potential suitors? Besides, she’s already caused enough mayhem to earn a rather horrible nickname. Just when she is about to give up hope of anyone asking her to dance, a man comes to lead her to the dance floor…a dark, handsome blur of a man.