I really liked this one. Strong and consistent for both H and h. ( )

I really loved Corrie. I love a character who has a disability because it adds a depth to them. Overall, another great book for Susan Stoker! My full review will be on The Book Disciple ( )

Justice for Corrie was a satisfying read. It gives us a women who is blind, but has witnessed a murder.

Color me intrigued just from the blurb and this idea of a blind character. I’ve showcased Ms. Stoker on my blog and each time I tell myself I’m going to try one of her books. For those that know me CR is not my genre of choice, but I do like to give them a try now and then.

Justice for Corrie was one I really wanted to try; because of our heroine Corrie who has been blind since birth. I wanted to see how the author portrayed her and her disability. It’s not easy to write about a character with a disability, but I have to say Ms. Stoker did a stunning job with this aspect of the story. This different angle gave me insight into how other people live. You get to see Corrie’s daily life, her insecurities, her frustrations, and what she has done to adapt and become a strong independent women.

Quinn was a likable character. He’s a police officer, he's alpha, strong, and protective. I enjoyed his relationship with Corrie. I liked how he interacted with her. He was genuinely interesting in her and sees her blindness as part of her rather then something negative.

I had a delightful time reading Justice for Corrie. The unique romance, suspense, action and emotions all added up to an enjoyable read.

Note: Can be read as a stand alone. Books in this series do not have to be read in order.

Rated: 3 Stars

*Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy provided by Susan Stoker via RockStarLit with the sole purpose of an honest review. All thoughts, comments and ratings are my own.

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