BLURB ➞
Cooper
Reese Latham was about to make the biggest mistake of her life.
At eight-years-old, we vowed to be best friends for the rest of our lives, thinking nothing could ever change that.
We were both wrong— we made mistakes, and grew apart. Until I realized living without her wasn’t an option.
I was almost too late… but I wouldn’t stand by and watch her walk down the aisle to another man. She might not choose me, but I’ll spend the rest of my life proving I’m all in.
Reese
Every step I take towards my happy ending takes me further away from my best friend.
Leave it to Cooper Reeves to wait until I’m about to say “I Do” before he finally admits how he feels.
It’s not his confession that has me doubting myself. It’s my heart. Because I know deep down, it’s him… it’s always been him.
I was crazy to think I could live without Cooper because sharing forever with my best friend is the best kind of bliss.
Our love, it’s so much more than what I think either of dreamed it could be. It’s a “deep-rooted in your chest, chains around your heart” kind of love.
ARC REVIEW ➞
I have been waiting for Bliss since the moment I finished Agony, that cliffhanger was killer and I wanted to know what was next for these two best friends. Bliss picked up right where things left off and took me on an emotional roller coaster.
Reese and Cooper are so much more than best friends. These two are meant for each other. Their friends know it and their families know it. Everyone but them, until now. I love how much Cooper loves Reese. He does everything he can to prove that this is it for him, that he isn’t just going to leave, that he is here for good. He shows that he cares and he listens to her. He wants Reese to have everything she deserves and more. Reese and Cooper’s friendship is beautiful, but their relationship and their future together is magical. There is so much love, emotion and chemistry between these two.
Bliss is just that, it is Bliss. It answers the unanswered questions from Agony and brings so much joy and emotion. Bliss is a MUST READ, along with Agony.
