What Love Sees

Summary

What Love Sees is Jane Treadway's inspiring true-life story of hope, dreams and unwavering determination to lead a normal life despite a devastating handicap. Through family letters and Treadway's recollections, author Susan Vreeland compassionately reveals the simple joys and momentary frustrations of living with blindness. Despite marrying a blind man she hardly knew and living in near isolation in the California desert, she and her husband, Gordon Holly, operate a successful ranch and an adobe brick making business. Their greatest satisfaction, however, comes from raising four sighted children. This often hilarious and often touching audiobook will delight fiction and nonfiction lovers alike. Linda Stephens' compelling narration elegantly tells the story of a life well-lived. This account of perseverance, hope and love will challenge preconceptions of blindness and the limits of human potential.