Bliss River

by Thea Devine

Book Overview

While Habermas's philosophy of communicative action is well-known among philosophers and social scientists, his aesthetics - that is, his views on art, literature, and culture - has received little... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1575668017
• ISBN13: 9781575668017
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
• Length: 298 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.6" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Anything from Thea is Divine

Okay, I have read every single thing from this author I could get my hands on. She is fantastic and her books are super hot (sizzling). This was not one of my favorites (Try Sinful Delights) but if you like this author you should not miss it.

Porn By Another Name

In case you haven't caught on, in today's romance novel language, "erotic" is another word for "porn." Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. Thea Devine is the most explicit "erotic" romance novelist. Be prepared for sex scenes that go beyond what any other romance novelist is writing today. The plot, such as there is, exists only to move from one sex scene to another.

Very Steamy

This is the second book by Ms. Devine that I read and it was much better than the first. The story line was simple but the detailed love scenes lid up the pages. Great read for a Sunday afternoon.

About the same as her other books

This book was what I have come to expect from this author. My very favorite of hers is Secret Pleasures. As far as I'm concerned none of her other books are nearly as good but this is still an okay read. I found it to be a little too unrealistic about the colony where free sex ruled. I simply could not ever imagine such a place where women would not occasionally "have a headache" and want to say "no" not tonight. I felt the story could have been a lot better if there had been any real liking or strong emotions felt by either character towards the other. I never felt like they were in love enough(or at all) to want to marry. All that was portrayed was lust, lust, lust bordering on obsession. I love the lust but like mine tempered with a little love or at least liking/affection. I just never felt these two otherwise great characters connected like two people should that choose to be together romantically. If this author ever writes a book where the characters have more feelings for each other than mere lust it will be one great book. I will still buy anything this author writes.