The Duet

De: Harper Bliss

Narrado por: Abby Craden

She should have kissed her….

The Lady Kings and their singer, Lana Lynch, have been out of the limelight since Lana’s partner’s sudden death 10 years ago. They’re ready for an epic comeback tour, but have to take a young and hip support band with them.

Cleo Palmer and The Other Women are over the moon when they get booked to support their lifelong idols and share the stage with the iconic Lady Kings—especially queer legend Lana Lynch.

But when Lana invites her to sing a sensual duet together every night, Cleo gets way more than she bargained for.

Lana and Cleo’s on-stage chemistry is off the charts, but the differences in their age and life experience, not to mention some dramatic band politics, prove difficult to overcome.

Can Lana and Cleo find their way to each other once the spotlights are switched off?

Best-selling lesbian fiction author Harper Bliss brings you an age-gap rock star romance about what happens when the passion of a performance turns into something real….

©2022 Harper Bliss (P)2022 Harper Bliss

Great story and amazing narrator

Great story and amazing narrator. Loved the story and of course Abby Craden’s narration was Amazing

Cute

Abby Craden makes this book so much more than it is. But it’s a cute story nevertheless

Gabby is OUTSTANDING

Gabby is OUTSTANDING as always she brings out the characters.
I only look for her narrations.

Love this book

Amazing book had me on my feet. Love the romance and the the discussions about life and love with persons of 2 different generations. Great read. Thank you Harper Bliss and Abbey Craden is always amazing.

One of my favorites

This is a relatively quick (for a novel) listen, and Abby Craden does a fantastic job of bringing the two main characters to life, as well as the multitude of side characters. I find this story to be relatively low angst, and of course I know with Harper Bliss it will always have a happily ever after? It will also have characters from the blissverse who make an appearance, and who doesn’t want more Isabel Adler?! I like age gap romances, especially when one character doesn’t see age as an issue at all. And why should it be when in real life it doesn’t matter (especially to men), why should lesbians care about age, as long as there is consent. The Duet is an entertaining story about two bands on tour together, and two lead singers who fall in love.