Everything Between Us

Pink Bean, Book 3

By: Harper Bliss

Narrated by: Melissa Moran

When PhD student and Pink Bean barista Josephine Greenwood meets her feminist idol, Caitlin James, she's starstruck. But when Caitlin starts showing a more than friendly interest in her, Josephine can't believe Caitlin's advances are genuine.

Her issues with her own body and how people see her threaten to cut off any prospect of romance before it has the chance to blossom. Will Caitlin be able to break down the walls Josephine has built around herself and open her mind to the possibility of romantic happiness?

©2017 Harper Bliss (P)2017 Tantor

Not A Favorite

I didn’t really enjoy this book much. The MC self loathing about her body and insecurities got really tiring and the rest of the story was basically sexual descriptions of her affair and I mean page upon page. It was s little too much for me but I did make myself finish. Narration was great.

Another wonderful series

The characters are full and rich. It is easy to fall in love with them. They are very relatable and realistic. I felt Josephine's insecurities and admired Caitlin's self assurance, this is nothing new with Harper's books. She always fills them with believable characters that take you along on their journey. Melissa's reading was excellent.

Kept me engaged

I loved the narrator! The story was pretty good too. I can’t wait until the continuance of the story

The transformation of the main character. Deeply moving and inspired

I did not expect much from this book I just picked it to pass time while I work. But this book has reached in and unlocked the little bird in me. Deeply moving and impactful. I wish I read this when I was a teenager trying to find who I really am. I walked away with a new outlook. Body positivity, authenticity and self love. Mostly impactful Sapphic book I’ve ever read. Thank you for this!!! It’s made a difference dear writer .

My favorite is the Pink Bean series

I loved this audiobook from the first moment to the last, the struggle of self-acceptance felt real and the narrator - although not Australian - was perfect for this book.