Love Is Still Blind 2. Blind Love

@Lee Wilson at his very best has always entertained, often amused and challenged, and sometimes enraged his readers with well-written and realistic characters, some of whom have been truly vile (those who enraged). 

This story and its predecessor continued this trend and then some. The truly vile characters only made a brief appearance and caused a minimum of disruption to the lives of the two protagonists, Stephen and Michael. The reader witnesses their lives through a sympathetic, or perhaps more accurately an empathetic lens, and it was a joy to witness. 

Lee has outdone himself with this story. Built on a "slighter" premise than usual, the story which unfolded was sweet, without being saccharine, and moving, without being maudlin or overly-sentimental.

Superb, a truly superb work @Lee Wilson.

This is the continuing of Michael and Stephen, who's story began in 'Love is Blind'.

We follow our young couple as they progress through school, continue with there after school activity of swimming.

We see them graduate Junior High and move on to University.

Along for the ride we Leon and Jeff, the brothers of Michael and Stephen.

Give it a read you will not be disappointed.