True Bliss

Time period: Present day.Sensuality rating: HotWow! What a gripping, suspenseful-and hot, story. Stella Cameron has delivered again in TRUE BLISS and proves why she is one of the best in Romantic Suspense today. The story revolves around Bliss Winters and Sebastian Plato, who were teen-age Romeo and Juliet in their hometown. Instead of dying like Shakespeare's characters, these two went on with their lives but never forgot each other, or the love they had for one another. He is now back in Bliss's life and wants to take up where they left off but she is resistant. She does not want to get hurt again, as the past is painful for her, and now could prove deadly. Someone is apparently trying to get rid of her or get her out of Sebastian's life. It is up to them to keep her out of harm's way and to continue to build on a relationship that is electrical hot and sensual and meant to be forever. The two main characters are very compelling and make you want to root for their happiness and future together. The supporting cast is varied and some of them seem strange in their actions and kinky. As you read the story, you wonder...Are they allies or enemies? Is one of them a killer? Find out as the story reaches an explosive and remarkable ending that left me in awe of Ms. Cameron's ability to interweave each story line in the book to show how they interconnect in the end.I thoroughly enjoyed this story and know readers who enjoy a good hot, romantic suspense will too.

"True Bliss" is a modern romance with scalding love scenes and a delicious hero. I fell in love with Sebastian after the first page, as well as the author's straightforward writing style. There are so few well-written modern romances, but I'd have to say that Stella Cameron does them well. The only parts I disliked was the plot and secondary characters, some of which I found were unnecessary and very contrived. The romance part, on the other hand, was absoloutly stunning and flawless. With exception of the plot (which another viewer has said as "disjointed," and I agree), it's a very worthwhile read. Some of the scenes in there will have you fanning yourself for air, and I found that skipping over the irrelevant parts don't really matter in the end anway. I'd definetly recommend this book to romance readers. Downside: A bad plot. Upside: An outstanding romance. If you don't mind skipping parts, I can promise you'll enjoy most of the book.

Not only did this book keep me entertained the whole way through, but I read it over and over, sometimes using it for romance advice. The characters and the interactions between them are tantalizing and kept me wanting more. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a summer beach read or bathtub companion!

I've just recently discovered Stella Cameron and I intend to read some of her historical romances as well. I found this book entertaining with it's main characters having once lost their love, and then regaining it again after so many years. Some of the characters living around Bliss sounded really weird but those kinds of people really do exist. I did enjoy the mystery that was weaved into the story, it added greatly to the story. One of the characters, Polly Crow has her story continued in "Guilty Pleasures" which in turn also came from "Sheer Pleasures". I liked those two better, but I did enjoy this one . If you enjoy Stella Cameron, I recommend you read this one too.

I loved this book! The author did a great job of letting the reader understand the two characters' heartache, loss and love. I laughed and cried and then laughed some more. I definitely recommend True Bliss