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ON SALE: Once in a Lifetime

December 21, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

Oince in a Lifetime Sale

Once in a Lifetime (possibly my hottest book ever 🔥) is on sale for a limited time!

Grab your discounted ($0.99 instead of $6.99) copy here:
➜ Direct from me
➜ Amazon US
➜ Amazon UK
➜ All Other Amazons
➜ Apple
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➜ Google Play
➜ Barnes & Noble

Here’s the blurb:

True love deserves a second chance.

Leigh Sterling and Jodie Whitehouse share a passionate connection. Unfortunately, their differing visions of the future force them apart. Life goes on, but their attempts at other relationships fail to measure up to the love they once shared.

When they see each other again after more than a decade apart, they realize they may be soulmates. Can they ever find their way back to one another?

Find out in this emotional and passionate novel by best-selling lesbian romance author Harper Bliss.

I re-read this book recently and it was very intense and it also made me blush quite a few times. 😊

Please note that the price will go back up to $6.99 at the end of the month!

Enjoy!⁠ ❤️ 🧡 💛 💚 💙 💜⁠

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NEW RELEASE: The Light Between Us

December 16, 2021 by Harper Bliss 2 Comments

The Light Between Us by Harper BlissMerry BlissMas to us all! 🎄

I wrote a sequel to In the Distance There Is Light!

I was going to call it In the Distance There Is Drama, but that’s not a very good title. Although this story couldn’t be more Harper Bliss-y (aka chock-full of angst) if I tried.

There’s so much drama packed into 12k words, you will need some time to process.

Here’s what it’s all about:
Four years after In the Distance There Is Light ended, take a deep dive inside Dolores’ head on her 60th birthday…

You can only get this story (12k words) exclusively from me:
– Get The Light Between Us here >>

This is NOT a standalone story, so it will only make sense if you’ve read In the Distance There Is Light.

You can also get In the Distance There Is Light + The Light Between Us as one deluxe ebook directly from me here >>

We’re working on a print edition of the novel and the sequel short story. I’ll let you know when that’s available.

An audio version is not planned as it doesn’t make financial sense to produce such a short story into audio right now. I’ll keep you posted if this changes.

Enjoy (and remember to feel your feelings, go with the flow, and, despite all the drama, trust in the power of the happy ending!) 😉

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NEW RELEASE: That Woman Next Door – Audiobook

December 2, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

That Woman Next Door by Harper Bliss

That Woman Next Door, read by Abby Craden, is available from all audio retailers (Audible included)! 🤩

Get it here:
– Direct from me
– Amazon US
– Amazon UK
– Audible US
– Audible UK
– Apple
– Google Play
– Kobo
– Chirp
– Scribd

FYI, you can also find all my books (in all formats, audio included) in your library.

Here’s a reminder of what That Woman Next Door is about:

Sometimes what you’re running from is exactly what you need

Olivia Chevalier is perfectly happy living a quiet life of solitude with her two cats in the tempestuous countryside of Brittany.

Olivia’s peace is disrupted when heartbreaker extraordinaire Marie Dievart moves in to the holiday home next door after an event at work makes her flee her everyday life.

Olivia hates having a neighbour and Marie is put off by Olivia’s cranky ways.

But maybe these two women have more in common than they first believe.

Best-selling lesbian romance author Harper Bliss brings you a slow-burn opposites-attract story about the power of connection and opening yourself up to the possibility of love.

★★★★★ “A fabulous story of two very complex women that I adored.”

★★★★★ “Gloriously bittersweet and poignant.”

Don’t miss That Woman Next Door if you like any or all of these things:
– The slowest of slow burns 🔥
– Match-maker cats 😻
– Complex characters doing All The Processing 😆
– The most delicious case of opposites attract 😎

And, of course, the return of the infamous Marie Dievart… 🇫🇷

Don’t go expecting French Kissing-like drama, though. Olivia is not into that At All!

NOTE: Even though Marie Dievart is a French Kissing character, this book is standalone. Absolutely no prior knowledge is required.

And, as usual, Abby Craden is absolutely fantastic!

Happy listening! 🎧

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NEW RELEASE: The Power of Love: An Age-Gap Box Set

November 18, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

The Power of Love: An Age-Gap Box Set

The Power of Love is a lesbian age-gap romance box set bundling three of my novels:
– Next in Line for Love
– A Swing at Love (co-written with my Mrs!)
– Seasons of Love

And you can get them for 50% OFF the regular, standalone price!

Grab your age-gap binge-read here:
➞  Direct from me (TIP: get an extra 15% OFF by using the code DIRECTBLISS at check out!)
➞ Amazon US
➞ Amazon UK
➞ Amazon CA
➞ Amazon AU
➞ Amazon DE
➞ Other Amazon Stores
➞ Apple Books
➞ Kobo
➞ Barnes & Noble
➞ Google Play

THIS BOX SET INCLUDES THREE NOVELS FOR 50% OFF!

Three best-selling novels from the queen of lesbian age-gap romance! (That’s moi!) 🤭

If you believe that age is just a number, this box set is the perfect binge-read for you.

This digital three-book bundle includes Next in Line For Love, A Swing at Love and Seasons of Love. All books have been Lesbian Romance best sellers and have garnered countless 5-star reviews.

Whether you like your age-gap romance extra sultry or prefer it clean and sweet, this box set has got you covered.

Here’s what you will find inside:

Next in Line For Love – Can the road to the top take you on a path to love?

After a decade abroad, Ali returns home to Los Angeles to take over her family’s brewing business. But longtime COO Jill is in no mood to mentor Ali, who she sees as privileged and inexperienced. As they’re forced to work together, could they both find love in the last place they expected?

A Swing at Love – On the fairway of life, love comes when you least expect it.
(Co-written with my Mrs!)

Meeting at the golf club, fiftysomething divorcée Diane hasn’t had much luck with suitors, while Tamsin is reeling from a breakup with a younger woman. When their attraction takes them by surprise, will they have the courage to take a swing at love?

Seasons of Love – A successful solicitor, her business partner’s daughter, and their unexpected chance at love

In this passionate romance, Alice’s vacation heats up when she meets Joy, her law partner’s attractive daughter. But can her summer fling with a younger woman turn into a love that lasts? A steamy May-December romance!

Get swept away by the page-turning power of age-gap love!

Word count: 176.000 words (3 novels)

– These are NOT new books.
– Even if you’ve already read one of the books in this bundle, it’s still cheaper than buying the other two separately (especially if you buy direct from me and use the discount code DIRECTBLISS at check out!) (FYI, this discount code is valid all the time for all my books in my web shop.)

Enjoy! ❤️ 🧡 💛 💚 💙 💜

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The Rain – Read by Abby Craden

October 27, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

Abby Craden finished recording That Woman Next Door so the audio will be available soon(-ish).

Here’s the most delicious snippet of Abby Craden reading Olivia’s poem, “The Rain”.

Enjoy!

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The Rain - Poem by Olivia Chevalier

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NEW RELEASE: That Woman Next Door

September 23, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

That Woman Next Door by Harper BlissThat Woman Next Door is now available on all retailers:

➞ Direct from Author
➞ Amazon US
➞ Amazon UK
➞ Amazon CA
➞ Amazon AU
➞ Amazon DE
➞ Other Amazon Stores
➞ Apple Books
➞ Kobo
➞ Barnes & Noble
➞ Google Play

 

Available as paperback from
➞ Amazon US
➞ Amazon UK
➞ Barnes & Noble

Available as hardcover from
➞ Amazon US
➞ Amazon UK

The audio (read by Abby Craden) will follow later this year.

★★★★★ “Light romance is fun, but a soulful lesbian romance is a rare delight.”

Here’s the blurb:

Sometimes what you’re running from is exactly what you need

Olivia Chevalier is perfectly happy living a quiet life of solitude with her two cats in the tempestuous countryside of Brittany.

Olivia’s peace is disrupted when heartbreaker extraordinaire Marie Dievart moves in to the holiday home next door after an event at work makes her flee her everyday life.

Olivia hates having a neighbour and Marie is put off by Olivia’s cranky ways.

But maybe these two women have more in common than they first believe.

Best-selling lesbian romance author Harper Bliss brings you a slow-burn opposites-attract story about the power of connection and opening yourself up to the possibility of love.

Don’t miss That Woman Next Door if you like any or all of these things:
– The slowest of slow burns 🔥
– Match-maker cats 😻
– Complex characters doing All The Processing 😆
– The most delicious case of opposites attract 😎

And, of course, the return of the infamous Marie Dievart… 🇫🇷

Don’t go expecting French Kissing-like drama, though. Olivia is not into that At All!

NOTE: Even though Marie Dievart is a French Kissing character, this book is standalone. Absolutely no prior knowledge is required.

I am super happy I managed to finish this book AND I’m extremely pleased with it. It’s also very special to me, for many reasons.

It’s chock-full of angst and lesbian processing and women being so bloody difficult… but there are also cats and jokes and banter and the craziest case of chemistry between two characters you might have encountered in a while… 😎

Here’s how my editor put it in her notes:

“One of the things I really liked about it was its emotional slow-burn. Not a physical one, no no, but the emotion built so slowly. It’s like a piece of classical music that takes its sweet time and a couple of movements, but eventually builds to a stunning crescendo.”

I’m so happy with this book and I can only hope you feel the same way!

★★★★★ “A fabulous story of two very complex women that I adored.”

★★★★★ “Gloriously bittersweet and poignant.”

★★★★★ “Thoughtful without being heavy.”

★★★★★ “Each of Harper’s new releases becomes my favourite and this is no exception — it really is that good!”

That Woman Next Door is now available on all retailers:
➞ Direct from Author
➞ Amazon US
➞ Amazon UK
➞ Amazon CA
➞ Amazon AU
➞ Amazon DE
➞ Other Amazon Stores
➞ Apple Books
➞ Kobo
➞ Barnes & Noble
➞ Google Play

Enjoy! ❤️

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PREVIEW: That Woman Next Door

September 16, 2021 by Mrs Bliss 5 Comments

That Woman Next Door will be out on 23 September 2021.

You can pre-order the ebook here >>

Here’s a preview. Enjoy!

That Woman Next Door
© Harper Bliss

CHAPTER ONE
MARIE

I kill the engine and stare at the house. It looks so desolate in the middle of winter. Maybe depressing is a better way to describe it. After all, there’s a reason we call it a summer house. Why couldn’t my family have bought a place in Provence, I wonder for the umpteenth time since I started the drive down from Brussels this morning. Along grey road after grey road, with no prospect of any new growth, for months to come. But I didn’t come here for fun. I came to cold, wet, rural Brittany on the first day of the new year with the single purpose of punishing myself. Of looking inside myself to find out if I still have it in me to continue doing what I do after what happened.

I suck in a deep breath and get out of the car. As I lift my suitcase out of the boot, a gust of wind whips up my hair, which I had cut a few days ago to look my best for my self-inflicted exile. To what end? There’s no one here to see me. My mother warned me the internet might be too spotty for a successful Skype connection, after she asked me, again, whether I, a purebred city person, was absolutely certain I wanted to sequester myself in Brittany.

I could have escaped to an exotic beach. Or ventured on a coast-to-coast road trip through the United States. Or embarked on a Scottish castle tour. But I chose wintery Brittany because, for the first time in my life, I’m not choosing excitement. I have to say no to anything thrilling. I have to create the time and space I need to evaluate what has occurred. I need to find out how it could have happened and if it will again.

I know myself. Put me anywhere amongst a group of people and I will pick out the most attractive woman and have her in my bed in no time. Or maybe I’ve lost that skill as well.

It doesn’t matter here. There are no people around. Our house is the only one on this road, although, through the barren trees, I can spot another house around the corner, about a hundred metres away. Distant enough to not have to see or hear the people living there, if anyone lives there at all at this time of year.

I unlock the door and am greeted by a cold blast almost as harsh as the temperature outside. I quickly close the door behind me. At least it looks the way I like—renovated to today’s standards, at my insistence.

I think of my warm, gorgeous apartment overlooking the Ixelles Ponds in Brussels. The light that streams in through the large windows even in winter. I shiver. Up until a few years ago, this house’s only means of heating was a fireplace, which may sound romantic, but is anything but when you run out of logs in the middle of the night. Or when you wake up in the morning and your buttocks nearly freeze to the toilet seat.

But I couldn’t do the kind of penance I’m after in Brussels, surrounded by the luxury of my daily life and the convenience of a city. Something had to be stripped away. Something major had to give. The house in Brittany was the first place that came to mind and here I am, trembling inside my coat, on the dreariest winter day. For some reason, I felt like I needed to arrive on the first day of the new year. As though it matters. As though I have to start an actual prison sentence mandated by the courts instead of this self-inflicted punishment I have chosen.

I switch on the thermostat but keep my coat on. It will take a while before it’s warm enough for me to relax. I transfer the rest of my stuff from the car into the house and unload the groceries I brought. I’ll have oceans of time to dedicate to cooking because there are no food delivery services to the middle of nowhere.

After I’ve dragged my suitcase upstairs and unpacked most of my clothes, I stand in front of the bedroom window. When there are no leaves on the trees, the house around the corner is visible from here. Because I’m already starting to feel like the only person left on the planet, even though I’ve only just arrived, I desperately search for a sign of life inside the house. I don’t see any lights glowing behind the windows, but there’s smoke coming from the chimney. Even though I’ve been coming to Brittany on and off for decades, I have no idea who lives in that house.

I’ve always considered my family’s holiday home a house without neighbours. In summer, it kind of is. When the days are long and the nights warm, and you can sit outside in the lush garden until well after dark, neighbours are of no importance. And I’ve never come here on my own. It’s always been with either family or a short-term love interest—the longer-term kind has never interested me until…

I take a moment to remember the last woman I was with. It was the night before the day everything went wrong. I shake off the memory of Véronique—again—although I know I will have to deal with it at some point. After the investigation into what happened in the operating theatre cleared me, the hospital administrator advised me to see someone to help me process the incident. I chose to take a leave of absence instead. I don’t want anyone’s help. I want to solve this crisis of conscience—and confidence—that’s waging a filthy war inside me by myself. It didn’t feel fair to accept any kind of assistance because for the woman who died on my operating table, there is no more help. For her, it’s all over forever. So why should I deserve any kind of help in dealing with what I did?

The lights in the cottage beyond the trees flickers on. For an instant, I consider switching the bedroom lamp on and off to signal my presence. Instead, I think I might take a walk over there tomorrow.

 

CHAPTER TWO
OLIVIA

My feet hit the treadmill in such a satisfying way today. This is why I run, I think, while my fists pump the air in a rhythmic motion. To feel like I’m flying. To feel strong. To feel like I can do anything. I increase the speed so I can go a little faster, so I can empty my tank. Even though I’ve already run more than seven kilometres, my feet can still easily keep up.

My treadmill sits in front of a window with a view out over the fields at the back of my house. I only ever see animals. Mostly birds and cows. Or my cats, who like to wait for me to open the door for them instead of squeezing through the cat flap—they’re princesses like that.

What the—? Something much larger than Deneuve and Huppert’s furry bodies darkens the window. My already elevated heart rate shoots up a notch. What the hell is happening? I press the red emergency button on the treadmill to make it stop. Who on earth is this person with the audacity to trespass on my property and walk around my house? I’m not expecting any deliveries today. I prefer to group them as much as I can and have them delivered to the supermarket in town, where I can pick them up at my own convenience instead of having my day disturbed by someone showing up at my door.

A woman wrapped in one of those long puffy coats stares at me through the window. She waves as though I’m supposed to know her. I don’t recognise her from the village and I’m certain I’m not related to her—not that any member of my family would show up at my house in the middle of any given Wednesday afternoon.

I wipe the sweat from my forehead. I feel cornered. My first instinct is to leave the room and hide upstairs. She doesn’t look like she’s in distress, although I guess her car could have broken down, her mobile phone might have died, and my house might have been the first one she came across. Maybe she does need help. I take a deep, shuddering breath to pull myself together.

The woman tilts her head. She’s probably wondering why I haven’t opened the door yet. I suppose I no longer have a choice—as if I ever had one. I drape a towel over my shoulders because I’m dripping with sweat. That’s an excellent run ruined. I’m supposed to be in the delightful throes of runner’s high right about now, but thanks to this intruder, I’ve been robbed of the highlight of my day.

I open the door and greet her with an unwelcoming glare. I’m not the type to give strangers a hearty welcome. A fact that’s been held against me many times, yet I haven’t changed.

“Bonjour,” she says. “I’m so sorry to interrupt your run.” She hardly comes across as very apologetic. She looks Parisian with her expensive haircut and cashmere pashmina, but her accent is different. “I arrived at the house around the corner yesterday and I noticed signs of life here.”

“Yes?” This is not making any sense to me at all. The only other house in a five-kilometre radius is a holiday home owned by some rich Belgians who visit a few times over the summer. I’ve never had any dealings with them and none of them have previously bothered me before.

“I just wanted to introduce myself.” The woman extends her hand. “Marie Dievart. Enchantée.”

“Hello.” I give her hand the quickest shake I can. My palms are still sweaty. My body is cooling off too quickly standing in the door like this. None of this is ideal. Least of all this woman who wants something from me that I’m unable to figure out. “Olivia.” As I wipe my sweaty hand on my leggings, a visible shiver runs up my spine. I pull the towel around my shoulders ostentatiously.

“You’ll catch a cold if you don’t cover up,” Marie Dievart says matter-of-factly.

Duh! All I want is to close the door in her face. Wait? Is she expecting me to invite her inside my house?

“Don’t worry. I’m a doctor,” she says, as if that makes any difference.

“Look, I’m sorry, but I need to shower.”

“Oh, okay.” She studies me with an unnerving intensity. “Would you like to come round to my house later for coffee or a glass of wine?”

“What?” Why would she even think that’s what I want? “Who are you again and what are you doing here?”

“I’m so sorry, Olivia.” She has a very personable manner. She looks like she wants to grab my hand again but has decided against it last-minute—thank goodness. “I’ll be staying at my family’s holiday home for a few months, so I figured that would make us neighbours. I thought it only polite to introduce myself formally.”

“A few months? In the middle of winter?” I shiver again. My sweat-drenched top is ice cold against my skin.

Marie nods. “I need the time away from… my life,” she says.

“Okay, well, have a good stay.” I attempt to close the door hoping she’ll get the hint.

“You don’t want to have that glass of wine? I have an amazing Nuits-Saint-Georges waiting to be uncorked.”

A wine snob on top of an abrasive trespasser. I shake my head. “No, but thanks for asking.”

I’m about to close the door on this woman entirely, but she regards me so intently, it’s as though she wants to undo my wish to shut her out just by looking at me. Her eyes are a peculiar kind of green. Her cheekbones are alpine. Oh, I get it. She’s one of those women who is so attractive they’re used to always getting exactly what they want. She probably can’t fathom that I’m not interested in sharing a posh bottle of wine with her.

“I’d hate to have to drink it alone.” Her voice is sweet as honey.

“Shouldn’t have come here on your own then.” I feel something furry rub against my legs. Huppert slips outside and then just sits there, attracting attention—her favourite activity apart from sleeping.

“What a cutie.” Marie crouches down to make Huppert’s acquaintance.

If only Deneuve had decided to come to my rescue. She wouldn’t have any of this. She probably would have swatted Marie Dievart’s perfectly manicured hand away if she’d tried to pet her. But not Huppert, who can’t get enough of the attention. She’s purring, for heaven’s sake. “What’s your name then?” the woman asks my cat, as though she can reply to that question with anything other than a meow.

I need to cut this short. If I stay exposed much longer, I’ll be out with a cold for days, or even worse, bronchitis. Heaven forbid I need to see a doctor. I wouldn’t want to have to call on my new neighbour, while she was the one who made me sick in the first place. That would be too ironic.

“I’ll leave you to it then,” I say, trying to add a polite smile. I can’t help but, very briefly, wonder what I look like to this stranger, with my sweat-drenched clothes and my hair matted against my head. She must be very lonely to be inviting the likes of me to her place.

“Okay. Sure.” She looks like she’s about to admit defeat. She turns to walk away, but before I can close the door properly, she turns to me, and asks, “Is this how everyone here is? Is it a Breton thing, this unwelcoming attitude? Just so I know what to expect for the rest of my stay.”

“You’re asking the wrong person.” As I say it, I’m aware of how utterly rude I’m sounding—and being.

“Clearly.” She does walk away now.

I guess that, once again, I failed to make a new friend. I couldn’t care less.

<<End of preview>>

That Woman Next Door will be available on Thursday 23 September 2021 from all retailers. (The audio, narrated by Abby Craden, will follow later this year.)

 

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Two New Audio Releases

September 14, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

At Your Most Beautiful read by Angela Dawe

About That Kiss Audio Read by Abby Craden

Both At Your Most Beautiful and About That Kiss are out on audio this week!

I do hope a Craden Climax and a Dawe-gasm are not too much for you in quick succession like that. 😊

Here’s a reminder of what About That Kiss is all about:

What if the greatest role of your life is playing your true self?

Ida Burton used to be Hollywood’s sweetheart until the best roles started drying up in her forties.

When Ida lands one of the leads in a big-budget lesbian rom-com, it’s not only a chance at reviving her dwindling career. Maybe this movie can be an opportunity to finally burst out of the closet she’s forced herself into.

Faye Fleming has been at the top of her acting game and collecting awards for the past few years. When she’s cast in a huge blockbuster opposite the legendary Ida Burton, she’s over the moon.

Ida and Faye hit it off. The chemistry on set is through the roof… until their characters’ first kiss.

Grab your copy of the feel-good lesbian read of the summer now!
—
As usual, Abby Craden is amazing and her voice is simply made to bring Ida and Faye to life. It all sounds magnificently glam and sexy and irresistible to me. ❤️

Available as audiobook (read by Abby Craden) from
– Direct from me
– Amazon US
– Amazon UK
– Audible US
– Audible UK
– Apple
– Google Play
– Kobo
– Chirp
– Scribd

And here’s what At Your Most Beautiful is about:

Some nights are unforgettable…

Ten years ago, Quinn Hathaway and Maya Mercer shared a night of forbidden passion they vowed to keep secret forever.

When Quinn and Maya meet again, old sparks fly, but none of the reasons to hide their passion have changed.

Quinn is still much younger and Maya has never told her son that she’s attracted to women.

Can Maya overcome her fear of what her family might think of her?

And how will Quinn’s parents, who used to be Maya’s next-door neighbors, react to their daughter’s unconventional love affair?

Best-selling lesbian romance author Harper Bliss brings you a second-chance age-gap story about not being afraid of living life on your own terms.
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Sultry age-gap romance + Angela Dawe = a match made in heaven! ❤️

Available as audiobook (read by Angela Dawe) from
– Amazon US
– Amazon UK
– Audible US
– Audible UK
– Apple Books
– Kobo
– Scribd
– Google Play

Who could have known when I started my crazy lesfic journey ten years ago that the fabulous likes of Abby Craden and Angela Dawe would be narrating my books? (Surely not this lesbian.) 🥰🥰🥰

Happy listening! 🎧

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Cover & Blurb Reveal: That Woman Next Door

August 30, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

That Woman Next Door

Here are the cover and blurb for That Woman Next Door:

Sometimes what you’re running from is exactly what you need

Olivia Chevalier is perfectly happy living a quiet life of solitude with her two cats in the tempestuous countryside of Brittany.

Olivia’s peace is disrupted when heartbreaker extraordinaire Marie Dievart moves in to the holiday home next door after an event at work makes her flee her everyday life.

Olivia hates having a neighbour and Marie is put off by Olivia’s cranky ways.

But maybe these two women have more in common than they first believe.

Best-selling lesbian romance author Harper Bliss brings you a slow-burn opposites-attract story about the power of connection and opening yourself up to the possibility of love.

Out in ebook, paperback and hardcover on 23 September 2021.

The audio (narrated by Abby Craden) will follow later this year.

You can pre-order (and make sure the book arrives on your device the moment it’s published!) That Woman Next Door now:
– Direct from me
– Amazon US
– Amazon UK
– Amazon CA
– Amazon AU
– Amazon DE
– Other Amazon Stores
– Apple Books
– Kobo

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ON SALE: Two Hearts Trilogy

August 23, 2021 by Harper Bliss Leave a Comment

Two Hearts Trilogy On Sale

The Two Hearts Trilogy is discounted for the first time ever (and for a limited time!)⁠
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Here’s the blurb:⁠

A small-town lesbian romance about accepting who you truly are

In the small town of Donovan Grove, Anna Gunn’s life is organized just the way she likes it: work from home, walks with her dog, Friday night drinks at the bar.

But Anna’s strict routine is challenged when the local bookstore is taken over by city slicker, Zoe Perez.

Will Anna let Zoe into her life, despite the major disruption she will have to tolerate?

And can Zoe look past Anna’s eccentricity and embrace her unconventional behavior?

Find out in this slow-burn lesbian romance that will touch you deeply.

It’s available from:
– Direct from me
– Amazon US
– Amazon UK
– Amazon CA
– Amazon AU
– Amazon DE
– Other Amazon Stores
– Kobo
– Apple
– Google Play
– Barnes & Noble

Here’s your chance to snap it up for $0.99 instead of the regular price of $9.99! Please note that this sale ends soon.

Additional reasons to snap up this great deal now:
– This is my most personal book ever (so far…)
– This book has never been discounted before
– It includes an exclusive preview of my next book, That Woman Next Door!
– I’m considering doing a Facebook Group Readalong of Two Hearts soon-ish! 🥰

Enjoy! ❤️ 🧡 💛 💚 💙 💜⁠

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