Finding Bliss (Unabridged) Finding Bliss (Unabridged)

Finding Bliss (Unabridged‪)‬

    • 3.2 • 10 Ratings
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    • $11.99

Publisher Description

Chloe Carlyle has always longed for the perfect family.

Growing up with an alcoholic single mother, Chloe has seen her share of heartbreak and disappointment, and is striving to build a new legacy for herself. After graduating from college, she takes a job working as a summer girl for the Reeds - a wealthy, accomplished family that personifies her American dream. Her summer takes an unexpected turn when the Reeds' eldest son, Tyler, the star quarterback for Notre Dame, shows up and turns her life upside down.

An ambitious young woman with a wry sense of humor, Chloe never imagined herself as the type to succumb to the looks and charms of the hometown hero, but she falls hard for Tyler, and is devastated when they part ways at the end of the summer. As she heads off to law school, Chloe tries to convince herself this was just a fling, but she can’t quite get over him. It’s not until Tyler contacts her out of the blue late one winter night that everything changes.

After doing everything in her power to build the perfect life, Chloe soon learns that there are things beyond her control. She must draw on inner reserves of strength as her life takes unpredictable - and sometimes heartbreaking - twists and turns, and she finds herself faced with decisions she never thought she’d have to make.

Poignant, heartfelt, and emotional, Finding Bliss is a reminder that you don’t have to live a fairytale life in order to have a happy ending.

GENRE
Romance
NARRATOR
CP
Cristina Panfilio
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
07:19
hr min
RELEASED
2013
July 16
PUBLISHER
Brilliance Audio
PRESENTED BY
Audible.com
SIZE
318.2
MB

Customer Reviews

Miss Clover ,

Not recommended.

Pass this one by. It's just not very good. The main character is whiny and self-absorbed, and not in an interesting or self-aware way. The storyline lacks compelling conflict or forward momentum; I found I didn't especially care what happened next. The narrator's attempt to do different voices for each character are bad to the point that listening to them is painful.

I did think the author's descriptions of the character's mentally ill mother were skilled and compassionate.

NikkiBrayJack ,

Annoyed

This book disappointed me. The writer made the main character out to be weak and annoying. Do not read!