Even though there appears to be a HEA, there's still the issue of Naomi's role as Samantha, Julianne's on-screen lover. Naomi is the wild card, and multiple times I feared she would be Julianne's first.
I can to relate to their feelings especially when family comes into the picture. At times they both have doubts and lingering what-ifs about each other and what the future holds. In addition, Kris and Julianne have so much in common. This chemistry builds as it takes 50% of the story for Kris to learn who Julia really is and another 30% before Kris comes to terms with her sexuality and feelings for Julianne. This slow burn romance proves if nothing else that Kris and Julianne have great chemistry be it through email, texts, phone conversations, or in person. The Blind Side of Love is an example of real life in that there is laughter, love, drama, fear, etc. This is my second time reading Díaz's angsty story, and despite its intimidating length, this story still remains on my top 10 faves list.
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