Can love be measured in percentages?
After her girlfriend leaves her for a man, broken-hearted novelist Charlie Cross moves from New York to Los Angeles to work on a TV show based on her books. Charlie vows to never date any woman who isn't a hundred percent certain of being a lesbian.
When Charlie is seduced by gorgeous bisexual cooking show host Ava Castaneda, whom she's had a celebrity crush on for ages, she's forced to review her belief in percentages... because true love could very well be on the line.
Release the Stars is a contemporary lesbian romance novel set in the glitzy world of Hollywood.
What reviewers are saying about RELEASE THE STARS:
"I loved this precious romance and eagerly await Ms. Bliss' next book." - Curve Magazine
"The writing is just as hot as you'd expect from Ms. Bliss." - The Lesbian Review
What readers are saying about RELEASE THE STARS:
"The LA lesbian romance I never knew I needed."
"The characters are complex and the romance is sweet."
"It was so good, I read it straight through."
"Charlie is one of Harper's most realistic characters, flawed and thoroughly likeable."
After her girlfriend leaves her for a man, broken-hearted novelist Charlie Cross moves from New York to Los Angeles to work on a TV show based on her books. Charlie vows to never date any woman who isn't a hundred percent certain of being a lesbian.
When Charlie is seduced by gorgeous bisexual cooking show host Ava Castaneda, whom she's had a celebrity crush on for ages, she's forced to review her belief in percentages... because true love could very well be on the line.
Release the Stars is a contemporary lesbian romance novel set in the glitzy world of Hollywood.
What reviewers are saying about RELEASE THE STARS:
"I loved this precious romance and eagerly await Ms. Bliss' next book." - Curve Magazine
"The writing is just as hot as you'd expect from Ms. Bliss." - The Lesbian Review
What readers are saying about RELEASE THE STARS:
"The LA lesbian romance I never knew I needed."
"The characters are complex and the romance is sweet."
"It was so good, I read it straight through."
"Charlie is one of Harper's most realistic characters, flawed and thoroughly likeable."