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Also by Mary Campisi:

A Family Affair - Winter, May 2015
e-Book
A Scent of Seduction, January 2015
Paperback / e-Book
A Family Affair - Christmas, November 2014
Paperback / e-Book
A Family Affair - Fall, September 2014
Paperback / e-Book
A Family Affair - Summer, April 2014
e-Book
Secrets of You, December 2013
e-Book
Paradise Found, September 2012
e-Book (reprint)
The Redemption of Madeline Munrove, July 2012
e-Book
Pretending Normal, February 2012
e-Book
Innocent Betrayal, February 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Pulling Home, January 2012
e-Book
The Way They Were, November 2011
e-Book
Not Your Everyday Housewife, October 2011
e-Book (reprint)
The Seduction of Sophie Seacrest, August 2011
e-Book
Pieces of You, June 2011
e-Book
A Taste of Seduction, March 2011
e-Book
A Family Affair, February 2011
e-Book (reprint)
The Sweetest Deal, September 2010
e-Book
Not Your Everyday Housewife, November 2009
Paperback
A Family Affair, August 2006
Paperback
The Butterfly Garden, January 2003
Paperback
Simple Riches, August 2002
Paperback
Paradise Found, March 2002
Paperback
Innocent Betrayal, May 2000
Paperback

PARADISE FOUND
By: Mary Campisi

Love shows up in the most surprising places

Kensington Zebra
March 2002
On Sale: March 1, 2002
Featuring: Matthew Brandon; Sara Hamilton; Adam Brandon
320 pages
ISBN: 0821772805
EAN: 9780821772805
Paperback
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Romance Contemporary

Seven months is a long time to spend hiding from the world. But when a freak accident takes celebrated author Matthew Brandon’s sight, he’s no longer interested in a world he can’t see- or a woman who thinks she’ll be the one to save him from his self-imposed exile.

Except psychologist Sara Hamilton is hiding, too- from her own memories and emotional wounds- and flying to California to talk sense into Matthew is just a favor for a friend. If the arrogant, self-important writer-so like her own ex- husband-refuses to “adjust” to his blindness, she won’t take it as a personal failure.

But neither of them is prepared for the way a battle of wills can become a union of hearts, or that sometimes the things you can’t see are the only guideposts on the road to paradise...