Wow. This trilogy isn’t the first I’ve read that has a blind MC & while Issac is very good at playing that he’s great most of the time, he’s also an a-hole to the tenth degree with Carter & his sister Hannah (Hanna?). Anyway, by the end I’m really glad the author wrote Carter’s vehemence about therapy for Issac & for their relationship. I’m sorry if that’s a spoiler but the more I read of gay fiction in any genre & subgenre this isn’t the case. I haven’t (to my knowledge) had the pleasure of meeting a blind person, but as an empathetic person I can definitely imagine the struggles I’m sure many go through including a circumstance like what was depicted in this book. It makes my heart hurt. Anyway, on to book 3 with these two & who knows what might lurk between the pages 😂 listening via Hoopla Sac