Two Hearts Trilogy

By: Harper Bliss

Narrated by: Tanya Eby, Melissa Moran

A lesbian romance trilogy from best-selling author Harper Bliss.

Two Hearts Alone: 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.

Two Hearts Together: After finding their way to each other, Zoe and Anna must now navigate the waves of a budding relationship and the scrutiny that comes with living in a small town.

Two Hearts Forever: After overcoming their difficulties, Anna and Zoe are nurturing their relationship, letting it grow slowly but surely. When a surprise visitor shows up in Donovan Grove, things threaten to go off course. Or will the unexpected circumstances help Anna and Zoe grow closer to each other?

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Harper Bliss (P)2020 Tantor

Cute cute cute

Absolutely loved it!! Loved the story Line and how she was able to capture not just the diversity of being LGBT being a mother but also bringing in someone on the spectrum.. very good read.

Nicely deals with autism in adults

The story is really good and I loved how it deals with autism. The one complaint I had was with the narration. I enjoyed both narrators a lot but would have preferred that each woman read each character ALL the time and not switch every other chapter. One voice per character would have made a better narration experience in my opinion. Still a 5 star review on all counts though.

An Awesome Depiction of An Autistic Woman

An experience for anyone who reads or listens to this trilogy. The Author revealed her own diagnosis on the spectrum. The life experiences, struggles and victories of the daily life of a couple connecting, getting to know each other and finding a new love is so tender and revealing. Very educational without being preachy. Recommend to all. Marvelous performance.

Beautiful story for discussion

The story was will thought out and greatly excused. It allows the reader to take a moment to reflect on the story and events

Very insightful

When I first started listening I thought I wouldn’t be able to keep listening because I thought the character of Anna was too whiny and self centered. As I continued to listen, I figured out that the book was doing a great job of explaining Anna’s life experience and how she tried to cope in everyone else’s world. I also began to recognize people in my own life who showed traits in common with Anna and it gave me more insight into how they came across in different situations. I also remembered that the author had shared her personal diagnosis and I appreciated her note at the book’s end.