Book Review: Color Blind by Andrew Grey

 

Blurb: 

Setting out on your own is tough, but for Mason Fullerton, who was born blind, it’s even more of a challenge. Mase decides that the key to independence and a life of his own is getting a job. His mother, who has always been there for support, isn’t so sure, but Mase is determined. He manages to secure an interview, and one of the men conducting it has a voice that wraps around him like a blanket.

Tyrone Phillips feels he’s a disappointment to his accomplished academic parents. They don’t understand that Ty would rather spend time with his computers and programs than people. Until he meets Mason at an interview and finds a kindred spirit. Too bad his parents aren’t going to see past the fact that Mason’s white.

When Mason is hired, Ty is assigned to help him get oriented. The two of them dance around each other, but mutual attraction tugs at both of them. A work friendship builds to more, with Ty and Mase trying to find their way… and if they have courage and allow their hearts to guide them, they could be going the same direction.

Amazon: Color Blind: An MM Romance - Kindle edition by Grey, Andrew. Romance Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.

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My Review - 4 1/2 of 5 stars - 

4 1/2 stars. This story was interesting, and I enjoyed Mase and Tyrone. Tyrone was so good about helping Mase figure out his surroundings without treating him that differently. Mase was brave to try and strike out on his own, to be independent. Their chemistry was hot. Their story really did touch my heart.

I received an ARC through Book Obsessed Chicks Review Team, and this is my unsolicited review.