It looks like I had a vastly different reading experience than many others who have rated and reviewed this book. Unfortunately, Blind Reader Wanted did not work for me in several ways. 
 This book does not flow well at all. I didn't care for the writing. The story itself seemed like it was going to be really interesting and engaging but it also fell flat. 
 The main characters must have multiple personalities because they are all over the board with their dialogue, terms, and phrases. We have everything from back woods talk to prim and proper. It's really bad. There is no consistency of character. The characters didn't seem real or believable because I couldn't pin-point a personality or way of speaking fr them. Our rough and tough badass Hero goes from cursing and slang to saying things like "holy smokes" as an exclamation and asking our heroine if she doesn't find something "palatable". The differences with how he spoke and thought were obvious and extreme in many places. I remember thinking at one point that he sounded like the stereotypical gay best friend. Our heroine goes back and forth from talking about her Ma, saying things like "ain't" and "right hooligan" and using phrases like "why, thank you" and "very well". It was all over the place. Plus at times it was difficult to even distinguish who was speaking between Kit and Lara when they were having conversations. 
 The only character who seemed true and consistent was the secondary character, Elaine. 
 I couldn't feel the attraction between Kit and Lara. The first time they kissed seemed really weird because their feelings didn't convey. There was no emotion. 
 Their first sex scene was so far from realistic, I almost gave myself a headache from rolling my eyes. The rest of the sex were just as bad and cheesy as hell. And this girl sets a record for the amount of orgasms that she has, especially when losing her virginity. 
 Then there is Kit's secret identity... Hahahahahaha. Give me a break. All I could think at that point was, really, that's the direction the story is going!?! 
 We also had a crazy stalker that just randomly pops up. The story was being pulled in multiple directions. 
 And then, the part that made me most angry was that there was a scene of something terrible that is done to one of the wolves by the crazy stalker out of anger and retaliation. I don't have many boundaries with reading but animal cruelty is my hard no. Thankfully this incident is fast and not described in complete detail but it still sucks. 
 The positive is that I wasn't in real danger of calling it quits and DNFing this book. Something kept me wanting to finish the book even though it was pretty mediocre at best. It caught my attention and I wanted to know where the story would take me. I loved the wolves and that Kit was a compassionate man who cared for the wolves and made them part of his family. I also enjoyed seeing how Lara "saw" the world and how her blindness didn't slow her down when it came to life and accomplishing her goals. 
 This is my first book by this author. I'm not sure that I want to read more books by her. I might give her another try if the story sounded really interesting but I would go into it with lowered expectations.