In the Distance There Is Light
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tanisha daugaard
Deliciously erotic, yet sweetly romantic at the same time. I only recently stumbled upon Harper Bliss's hooks, but I am so happy I did.
If you love a good lesbian love story I think you'll enjoy this one as much as I did.
If you love a good lesbian love story I think you'll enjoy this one as much as I did.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
mark castrique
not your run of the mill subject or writing. this book is intense, dark at times and very interesting. the characters are richly developed and believable.
I highly recommend it. it is not a light read however.
I highly recommend it. it is not a light read however.
Jericho (A Jericho Novel) :: The Gravity Between Us :: A new adult lesbian romance (Rosemont Duology Book 1) :: Death of a Policeman (A Hamish Macbeth Mystery) :: 1105 Yakima Street (Cedar Cove)
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aaron becker
This story was very different to what I expected. In my humble opinion the blurb is too vague, considering the content. Even the taboo warning didn’t prepare me for what I read. In fact, I stuck my hand high in the air going, gimme, gimme, gimme, having complete and utter faith in this author to be able to pull off the love story between a heroine and her mother-in-law.
So what did I expect? A story of forbidden love, packed full of emotion and self-discovery. Did the story deliver on that front? Hell yes. Because come on, this is Harper Bliss.
So what didn’t I expect? The ladies to be in bed together before the dirt even settled on Ian’s grave. They are literally sleeping together within a week. Thankfully they waited a few more weeks before they became sexually intimate.
As with most of this authors books you can bet your boots the sex will be steamy. For me, such content in this story turned me off rather than on. Not because of the age difference, something I had no issue with. But the scene in the pantry, at the party, was done in poor taste, in my opinion. It was so utterly disrespectful I wanted to bitch slap them. But hey, everyone deals with death in their own way, right?
The fact both women are widows adds another layer to this story, as does the eventual meeting with the man who knocked Ian off his bicycle. My heart broke for him, how easily his grief was dismissed. The accident was no fault of his own. I can’t even begin to imagine the weight he had to carry on his shoulders.
I guess the thing I least expected was for Ian to be such a pivotal character in the story. The two heroines often talk about him, which is totally to be expected. The epilogue features Ian, too. A lot of page time is given to Sophie’s journal entries made to Ian. I get life is for the living and you have to move on, but some of the entries made me recoil. I quote “I’m going to seduce your mother and I’m not going to apologize for it.”
This story is told in first person, present tense and completely from Sophie’s POV. Even so it is never really explained when she decided she might be a lesbian or bi, but does that even matter? And of course not hearing Dolores POV, it’s left to the reader to draw their own conclusion about a number of things.
Other than Dolores eye colour and the fact she wore glasses, I have no clue what these two women look like. While I like being able to draw my own picture, I like to have some kind of descriptor to build it upon.
Even though a number of things didn’t work for me in this story, I urge readers to grab a copy and come to their own conclusion.
So what did I expect? A story of forbidden love, packed full of emotion and self-discovery. Did the story deliver on that front? Hell yes. Because come on, this is Harper Bliss.
So what didn’t I expect? The ladies to be in bed together before the dirt even settled on Ian’s grave. They are literally sleeping together within a week. Thankfully they waited a few more weeks before they became sexually intimate.
As with most of this authors books you can bet your boots the sex will be steamy. For me, such content in this story turned me off rather than on. Not because of the age difference, something I had no issue with. But the scene in the pantry, at the party, was done in poor taste, in my opinion. It was so utterly disrespectful I wanted to bitch slap them. But hey, everyone deals with death in their own way, right?
The fact both women are widows adds another layer to this story, as does the eventual meeting with the man who knocked Ian off his bicycle. My heart broke for him, how easily his grief was dismissed. The accident was no fault of his own. I can’t even begin to imagine the weight he had to carry on his shoulders.
I guess the thing I least expected was for Ian to be such a pivotal character in the story. The two heroines often talk about him, which is totally to be expected. The epilogue features Ian, too. A lot of page time is given to Sophie’s journal entries made to Ian. I get life is for the living and you have to move on, but some of the entries made me recoil. I quote “I’m going to seduce your mother and I’m not going to apologize for it.”
This story is told in first person, present tense and completely from Sophie’s POV. Even so it is never really explained when she decided she might be a lesbian or bi, but does that even matter? And of course not hearing Dolores POV, it’s left to the reader to draw their own conclusion about a number of things.
Other than Dolores eye colour and the fact she wore glasses, I have no clue what these two women look like. While I like being able to draw my own picture, I like to have some kind of descriptor to build it upon.
Even though a number of things didn’t work for me in this story, I urge readers to grab a copy and come to their own conclusion.
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gregg gleichert
This book thrusts you instantly into a world of grief. The characters emerge from their grief in unexpected and entangled ways- Harper's sensitive touch to such an emotionally wrought topic is enthralling.
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rita crayon huang
What a great book! The characters are so well developed, the premise intriguing and the writing just so damn good. This book is light years ahead of the erotic fluff that was early Harper. Don't get me wrong, I loved the fluff, but this book delivers a much heartier fare and should be savoured.
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diablo943
Harper Bliss continues to be an amazing author.
This story is written very delicately and proves love can be found unexpectedly, even when there is loss, grieve and tragedy around.
As always it's a must read for any Harper Bliss fan
This story is written very delicately and proves love can be found unexpectedly, even when there is loss, grieve and tragedy around.
As always it's a must read for any Harper Bliss fan
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heather j
When I read the summary, I was worried that this book might creep me out. Since I've never disliked any of her books I went for it anyway. Although the subject was touchy, it was very well done and I found the story very sweet.
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asli
Wow. Just wow! This book is everything you would expect from Harper Bliss but so much more. In my opinion, this is her best work to date. It's such a beautiful story of two women trying to find their way after suffering a tragic loss. This is definitely one of my favorites and one I'll read again and again.
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pat v
Every time Harper Bliss releases a book I literally clear my schedule so I can read. Her writing is always so spot on and you escape into the story. This one is no different. The synopsis was definitely eye opening and I didn't quite know what to expect but knew I wouldn't be disappointed. She takes us into the lives of two people grieving the loss of the main person in both of their lives and it brings them so close and they develop a new genuine relationship and find so much happiness in each other. There are ups and downs and many tears but in the end you will find yourself rooting for them! Another must read by Harper Bliss!
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jana pretorius
This was not what I expected. This was brilliantly put together. To have 2 women grieving for the guy the love and in that grief they find love, comfort and solace in each other. This book blew me away I couldn't put it down
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brent darsch
Harper Bliss has written a book that is poignant. She has given a mirror to life and emotions through her mastery of words... This was a wonderfully authentic book about how life can go so many different ways in a split second. BRAVO, Ms. Bliss!!!!!
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ondrej
Although not a conventional story line for a romance, this novel is delicate and emotional, and allows you to follow the characters journey without judgement, but with understanding. Engrossing as ever and well worth reading.
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disd123
How can one describe perfection? This is just an all consuming book. Has to be one of the best by Ms. Bliss. Everyone experiences grief at some point and it is how we rise above it that matters. The saying "Love conquers all" is certainly true for this book. I liked how the 2 women's relationship evolved and found nothing scandalous in their love for one another. Yes, this book is sad but also very hopeful. This will definitely be a read and re-read for me. Loved it!!!!!
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roxanne
Harper Bliss continues to be an amazing author.
This story is written very delicately and proves love can be found unexpectedly, even when there is loss, grieve and tragedy around.
As always it's a must read for any Harper Bliss fan
This story is written very delicately and proves love can be found unexpectedly, even when there is loss, grieve and tragedy around.
As always it's a must read for any Harper Bliss fan
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Or will Ian's death change their lives forever?
So, if you're looking for a book to revamp your way of thinking, this is definitely a must read.