Bliss

De: Lynsay Sands

Narrado por: Justin Hill

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HILARIOUS LOVABLE H/H

Bliss is an Outstanding story. When Lady Helen Tiernay is order by King Henry to marry her neighbor "The Hammer" Lord Heathe Holden she is determine to make him cry off. She hates him and believes he has done some horrible things to the tenants that live on his land.

This story is Hilarious, the characters are just loveable. Its fast paced excellent writing and dialog between the H/H. There is also someone trying to kill Lord Holden. I love Lady Helen, her aunt and there maids Hijinks. They come up with some of the funnies ways to make Heathe cry off. Soon Heathe finds out what they are up too. So does the Kings man Lord Templeton who has come to see the marriage takes place. He is also very funny. He has had enough of the delays of the marriage and consummation. So he sees to it LOL!!

Once the couple comes together they have a hot sensual marriage and grow in love with each other.
Truly a enjoyable story I couldn't put it down. The story leaves you with a smile on your face.
Narrator was very good.

Laugh out loud funny. Great romance.

I loved how the story started out hilariously and then moved into the most sensuous love scene ever!

Justin Hill brings the story to life.

Bliss - LOL

This book had me laughing so hard that I had to rewind to make my husband hear parts and he cracked up too. I wish it could have been dual narration for the sake of the female voices. This will be a re-listen for the laughs it gives.

Once again Ms. Lynsey Sands. . .

is in my top 15 favorite Authors! This was an very engaging book wth many mysteries & plot twists, however, though I adore an (extensive/ extension) epilogue, this one did not include an heir/heiress of Holden/Tierrany!

Prank Battle Overload

Lord Heath and Lady Helen are engaged in a comedy of errors which results in a prank battle for the ages, which resulted in quite a few laugh out loud moments that even included tears rolling down my eyes.

However, though I am a a huge fan of the prank battle trope, I think towards the last few pranks I was cringing with discomfort. It was just one or two too many.

I also think I may have reacted oddly to the narrator—I had a hard time with his too-deep hero’s voice.