Overview

When an athlete falls for a mathlete. The school soccer star and unapologetic class loudmouth, Cade Riley, has been in love with academic superstar Neil Erickson for years-long before he was old enough to understand what it meant. He flirted badly. Constantly. Loudly. None of it ever quite landed. Neil never noticed, or pretended not to. Everything changes during their senior European train adventure when a prank goes wrong, and Cade temporarily loses his vision. For four days, he can't see the world-or Neil-at all. Neil agrees to be his guide. What begins as an obligation turns into intimacy as they travel from Scotland through southern Italy, navigating crowded streets, quiet hotel rooms, and conversations neither of them planned. Stripped of sight, Cade finally finds the courage to say what he's always meant. And Neil, for the first time, begins to truly see him. But attraction raises harder questions. Can Cade convince Neil he's serious enough to belong in his carefully constructed world? Do they share enough to build something real-or are their differences exactly what makes it work? Blindsighted is a tender, slow-burning romance about perception, vulnerability, and the moment you realize the person you overlooked has been choosing you all along-stretching from Europe and back home to Nashville, where seeing each other clearly might be the biggest risk of all.

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""Blindsighted is a beautiful, heartfelt romance about identity, vulnerability, and the kind of love that changes you forever. Honest, moving, and deeply relatable, it's a story for anyone who has ever felt invisible-and hoped to be truly seen."" - A. Norris, ARC Reviewer ""Blindsighted is a story about learning to see people (and ourselves) in a truer light. It reminds us to not only live authentically but to give others the space to do the same. An exploration of young love, perception, and the courage to be seen."" - B. Pepin, ARC Reviewer ""A coming-of-age romance whose love endures the struggles and pressures of the world around them. A story so sincere and gripping, it's impossible to put down."" - N. Webber, ARC Reviewer

Author Information

Zan Hough lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with his husband of twenty-three years, and together they have two sons. Zan wrote Blindsighted as a heartfelt guide for queer youth navigating the often confusing world of dating and relationships. He hopes to offer readers a foundation-a way to approach love with confidence, recognize healthy dynamics, and avoid harmful or toxic situations. By telling stories that reflect real challenges and real possibilities, Zan aims to ease anxiety around relationships and help young people see the opportunities that await them when they're open, informed, and ready.

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