In the Distance There Is Light

By: Harper Bliss

Narrated by: Charlotte North

Two women lose the man they love. All they have left is each other.

Sophie's life is turned upside down when her partner, Ian, dies in a tragic accident. The only one who can understand her devastation is Ian's stepmother, Dolores. Together, they try to make sense of their loss and rebuild their shattered lives. While their shared grief brings them closer, it also takes their relationship in an unexpected direction. Where does sorrow end and romance begin? Or has Ian's death blurred the lines too much?

If you love deeply emotional lesbian romance with a twinge of controversy, don't miss this intense but hopeful novel by chart-topper Harper Bliss.

©2016 Harper Bliss (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

wow

at first, i thought i wasn't going to like it, but my mind was changed the moment the two women realized why they loved each other. i loved it, wanting to know more of how the two of them are doing in the future together. marriage? children? what happens next?

Wow

Not what I expected. A wonderful and in depth take on grief and the way love can be born in so many different ways.
Also insanely sexy.

Beautiful & eye opening

The phrase "Love is love" takes on a whole deeper meaning is this emotional roller coaster. Finding love, being able to hold on to it and letting it heal all while dealing with one of the most painful emotional experiences one could go through made a surprisingly wonderful read. Very well written and preformed in the audio version.

Amaaaazing!

I rarely write any reviews, but this book is soooooo amazing! The story is amazing & new.. I never thought that I would like yet, but I ended up loving it & taking it as one of my favorites.
The narrator made me soooo involved that I skipped sleep just to finish the book. She is above wonderful as she brought the feelings into life.. made me feel every word & emotion as if I was one of the characters.
All in all, an AMAZING listen.
I'm so sad it ended, as it really was amazing.

a must read

it's one of those listens you can't stop listening to n get annoyed when you have to turn it off to go do something else before you can finish bit. only complaint is towards the end her thoughts about Ian were redundant. but it was worth the credit and much more. thanks for the good audiobook