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Next in Line for Love by Harper Bliss

Next in Line for Love
by Harper Bliss
Hong Kong: Ladylit Publishing (2019)


Alexandra "Ali" Lennox has been called home to Los Angeles by her father, after a ten year absence, to head the family business. COO Jill Gold, who has been at Lennox Breweries for twenty years, has been asked to mentor young Ali - a task that she resents.


Harper Bliss is an author specialising in lesbian literature, and this romance looks at an age-gap same-sex romance in a contemporary workplace setting. While Harper Bliss has written a number of series, Next in Line for Love is a stand-alone tale, and can act as an entry point to the author's catalogue.

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