Book description
Guide dog trainer Lenae McIntyre left the high-speed world of television news writing behind, and now she helps other visually impaired people adjust to life with their canine companions. She teaches her students and their dogs to trust each other, but a past betrayal and the determination to be self-sufficientâŚ
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1 author picked Blindsided as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This romance combines a look into the world of working guide dogs with a story of how two people grow to love each other and cherish the very different places from which they came. The charactersâcanine as well as humanâare well-developed. The bond between human and canine, essential to the story, poignantly reminded me of a very special German Shepherd with whom I shared my life for all too few years.
Much like everyday communication, the dialogue flows, stutters, and gets sidetracked. I appreciated how the issues presented throughout the book are resolved realistically, whether between humans or dogs. AsâŚ
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