Poor poor Mark…got pummeled over the head by love! But he’s perfect for Mark and the characters balanced each other out well.Īnd though the story didn’t come without some trials (this is MARK after all…he doesn’t DO relationships!), watching him trying to figure it out was…well painful and sweet at the same time. Their ease with each other, their complete knowledge and understanding of one another, their banter, their commitment…I DRANK it up (and am, quite frankly, a little envious! I want something like that!) Will as the sidekick-turned-object-of-affection was sweet and steady, if not a tiny bit on the bland side (sorry Will!). I was totally captivated by the fantastic chemistry between Mark & Will. Enter Will…coworker, best friend, and partner in crime. Mark, self-proclaimed commitmentphobe, was the most deserving of someone to love him and of someone to love.
I could not have been happier when I heard that NR Walker was going to make book 3 of the series about Mark. And knowing Mark in this way makes the Mark in Blindside charming and hysterical. He brings levity to even the most intense situations.
Now, if you’ve read “Blind Faith” and “Through These Eyes” first, then you know that Mark is a gem. And that would be a shame, because you would not be able to appreciate how awesome-sauce he actually is! However, if you do, you might mistake Mark Gattison as an arrogant, self-absorbed, overgrown fratboy douchebag. I’ll start by saying that you can read Blindside as a stand-alone.
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