Blind Hope by Kim Meeder and Laurie Sacher

Blind Hope is the story of an unwanted dog and the woman she rescued. Mia is an abused canine in need of a good home and lots of love. Laurie is a lost female searching for peace and answers to questions she can't seem to put words to. When Laurie decides to adopt Mia, she hopes to find contentment in the fact that she has reached out to one less fortunate. What she discovers, however, is that Mia is the one doing the rescuing.

Blind Hope is the touching true story of the special relationship between a woman and her dog. It is a "must read" for dog lovers everywhere. I'm not sure if "non-dog" people would truly appreciate the story, for I'm not sure they could relate to the tight bond that can exist making the dog part of the family as opposed to just a pet.

Because of the way the story jumps around from telling about an event to actually reliving the event, the flow is somewhat awkward and jerky. This one flaw, however, is easily overlooked due to the many uplifting messages unveiled throughout the book. I laughed, and yes, I cried. My heart mourned for Mia as she faced one obstacle after another, but at the same time, I found myself cheering Laurie on as she fought through her uncertainties and finally found the answers she was seeking.

Blind Hope is a heartwarming tale with an encouraging moral. I highly recommend it!


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