Bliss, Inc. (Indigo Love Spectrum)

An anonymous one-night stand is how Paige Baldwin and Matthew Smythe initially met, but another chance encounter a few days later starts them on the path to love. In the midst of planning a high-society wedding, Paige discovers that the co-star in her secret indescretion is none other than the groom's brother. Once they come face-to-face again, their tenuous romance begins, despite obvious disapproval from the people around them. Together, Paige and Matthew stand strong against those who don't like to see black and white meet in the middle.

In BLISS, INC., Chamein Canton gives readers a glimpse into the ins and outs of wedding planning. Bliss, Inc. owner and miracle worker, Paige, gracefully handles one catastrophe after another, and still manages to keep her cool. This book is aptly named, in that I felt I spent a little too much time with Paige and her clients, as well as with several secondary characters, and not enough time with Paige and Matthew, as a couple. As a result, I wasn't as engaged as I would've liked to be. Still, the characters were likeable and I appreciated Canton's focus on voluptuous women as sexy, vibrant and desirable human beings.

Reviewed by T. Shelly B.
of The RAWSISTAZ(tm) Reviewers

Wonderful, I enyoed this book so much it was well written, it is about time that we see more books with full figure womwn and younger men.

Although the title of the book is the name of her wedding business, this book has one focus: Bliss, Inc. The characters are secondary, the story was lackluster, and it was a less than blissful ending. There are two good points about this book:
1. I like the idea of a full figured character
2. It sheds light on interracial relationships.

Other than that, this was a long, boring read.

I read the book and was very disappointed. I expected a romance but all I got was Paige running a business being a Wedding Planner. Nothing wrong with that, but I wanted more of the romance between her and Matthew but instead got too much of her preparing for Matthew brother's wedding.

There was just so much I wanted to read about flowers and cake and playing tennis, I wanted some romance and that was far and few in between.

Too much Wedding Planning and not enough romance wrapped up all too sweetly for my tasted.

This book was an okay read, I found it too sugary, she was too perfect, the book lacked grit. The actual outline of the story leads the reader to believe that this is a rauchy book, however, it lacked spice, the love scenes were too mild. After reading it I felt I knew alot about wedding planning etc, however, was it a love story or a book on planning weddings?
That's the question you have to ask yourself after reading it.