Peter Michael Webb is a good guy. He works hard, calls his mom, goes to prayer group and always sees the good in others. So then why don’t the girls he dates treat him right?
Coming from a low-class neighborhood meant Pete had to work three jobs to afford a spot at Stepney Green, his prestigious New Jersey college. Most of all, he thought that college would be the perfect opportunity for finding true love. Instead, he graduates with a hard-earned degree, a promise to stay in touch with his best friend, Corinne, and a laundry list of failed romances. But what if the woman he’s meant to be with has been right in front of him this whole time …
C. D. Hamilton’s Blind Expectations is a story of life lessons. Peter Webb had always worked hard to earn anything he had. This ethic in his academics had paid off when he received a scholarship to Stepney Green College. The school was expensive but had an excellent reputation, and Pete was graduating in two months. After two brief relationships made him depressed, his friends were there for him. Corrine was someone who always had the brilliant advice he valued. Todd introduced Pete to his crush, Brandi. The pair enjoyed an afternoon together, and Pete asked for another date. Pete wasn’t from a rich family. Brandi overlooks the barrier and says she would enjoy seeing him again. Pete receives a call from Brandi, canceling their dinner date because she is sick. Pete makes a care package for her and drops it off at her door and heads to Todd’s dorm. Just outside Todd’s door, Pete recognizes a girl’s voice inside. …
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Cultural Analyst
National University of Singapore
C.D. Hamilton’s Blind Expectations offers an insightful and emotionally resonant exploration of the trials and triumphs of pursuing one’s dreams and finding love. The novel skillfully portrays Pete Webb’s journey through the challenges of romance and personal ambition, providing readers with a deeply engaging narrative. Hamilton’s storytelling is both heartfelt and reflective, making this book a valuable read for anyone interested in the intricate dynamics of love and self-realization.
Professor of Comparative Literature
University of Milan, Italy
Blind Expectations by C.D. Hamilton is a beautifully crafted story that delves into the complexities of love and self-discovery. The character development of Pete Webb is particularly noteworthy, as it captures his growth from a naive romantic to someone who appreciates the true value of love. Hamilton’s writing is both engaging and thought-provoking, making this novel a significant contribution to contemporary literature. It’s a poignant reminder of the importance of recognizing and valuing love when it is within reach.
Sociologist, University of Barcelona
Spain
C.D. Hamilton’s Blind Expectations presents a compelling examination of social and emotional challenges faced by the protagonist, Pete Webb. The novel adeptly addresses themes of class disparity, personal ambition, and the search for true love. Hamilton’s portrayal of Pete’s trials and tribulations offers readers a relatable and heartfelt journey. This book is a meaningful exploration of how personal aspirations and romantic desires intersect and influence one another.
Psychologist and Author
India
Blind Expectations by C.D. Hamilton offers a poignant look at the intersection of personal dreams and romantic aspirations. From a psychological standpoint, the novel explores the impact of past experiences on current relationships and personal growth. Pete’s evolution as he navigates the complexities of love and career is both touching and enlightening. Hamilton’s narrative serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of self-awareness and the pursuit of genuine connections.