Can you recommend some blind hero romance novels?

One well - known blind hero romance novel is 'At First Sight' by Nicholas Sparks. The story features a man who is blind and his journey in love which is full of tender moments and challenges. Another could be 'Love in the Dark' by an indie author, where the blind hero overcomes his insecurities to find true love.

The novel 'The Fault in Our Stars' by John Green also has elements of a blind romance. The two main characters, Hazel and Augustus, both have health issues. Augustus loses his vision as his cancer progresses, and their love story is both poignant and inspiring as they navigate life and love together.

Oh, yes, I recommend the following two novels to you: "Blind Concubine Marries to the Prince, Don't Block the Way"(Ancient Romance-classical fictional novel): The female protagonist was a noble and beautiful princess, but she was blind. In a marriage alliance, she married a man with a broken leg. The novel had two C's, and it was non-sadistic. The female lead was a cute little girl who pretended to be a pig to eat a tiger, while the male lead was a liar. "Premarital Love: A Billion Contracted Cute Wife"(Modern Romance-Noble Family Fictions): The female protagonist is a Billion Contracted Wife, and the male protagonist is a cold and arrogant blind CEO. In the novel, there was a battle of wits and courage, and a mistress came to the door. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The theme of redemption can also be common. Maybe the blind hero has had a difficult past or has made mistakes. Through the love of the heroine, he finds a way to redeem himself. This can involve him becoming a better person, learning to forgive himself, and finding a new purpose in life. It makes the story not just about love but also about personal growth and transformation.

A frequent trope is the'savior' element. The love interest may come into the blind hero's life and seem to'save' them in some way, whether it's from loneliness or from a negative self - image. Also, the idea of 'love as enlightenment' is common. The love that the hero experiences helps them see the world in a new light, even though they are physically blind. It's like love gives them a new kind of vision.

The 'Outlander' series by Diana Gabaldon has elements of a tormented hero in Jamie Fraser. He endures many hardships, including physical and emotional trauma, yet his love for Claire Randall is unwavering. His character's development through the series, with his internal and external battles, makes for a great tormented hero in a romance context.

There's 'Undercover Attraction' which is really good. The hero, who is undercover, has to navigate his feelings for the heroine while also staying true to his mission. In this novel, the romantic tension is built up really well as they are thrown together in dangerous and unexpected situations. It's a great read for those who love this genre.

One of the well - known reluctant hero romance novels is 'The Highlander's Touch' by Karen Marie Moning. The hero in this book is often reluctantly drawn into the romantic situations and adventures.

There are many out there. 'Twisted Love' features an angry hero. The way his anger and protectiveness play out in the relationship with the heroine makes for a great romance read. In these novels, the anger of the hero often serves as a contrast to the softer, more emotional side that emerges as the story progresses, creating a deep and interesting dynamic.

Another one is 'Kiss of a Demon King' by Kresley Cole. While it's a paranormal romance, the Latino hero adds a unique flavor to the story. His character is complex and the relationship that develops is both intense and romantic.