Blind Attraction
By Myrna Mackenzie

      Connor Quinn was born blind and sent to live at Woodland Haven orphanage. His blindness prevented him from ever being adopted. His childhood was spent being raised by the loving hands of the director of the orphanage. Her kindness was the only love that he had ever experienced. Once grown, he compensated for his lack of sight by being a successful inventory. His success allowed him to purchase and rebuild Woodland Haven. Returning from a business trip, he learns that a new director has been selected; ex-model Alyssa Fielding. He disapproves of the selection because he fears her former lifestyle hasn’t prepared her to deal with the special needs of the children.

      Alyssa Fielding is convinced she can make a difference at Woodland Haven. When she is called into Connor Quinn’s office and meets his cold mannerisms she knows her job is in jeopardy. She defends her qualifications and provides reasons why she is deserving of the position. She recognizes that Connor is a man whose mind is hard to change. Will she succeed in convincing him to give her the opportunity to prove herself?

     Myrna Mackenzie has written an exceptional novel. Although the story is linked to an entire series, it well can stand on its own merit. The characters both share a dark, intense attraction that draws the readers into their heartache and pain. I look forward to reading more about them in future books to come. Very highly recommend.