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The Bliss Factor

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Rae Blissford is the opposite of her hippy-like parents. A rather straight-laced accountant she never expected to find herself looking after a man with amnesia who thinks he's a 14th century blacksmith. Connor Larkin is an undercover agent, trying to break up a counterfeiting ring at the Renaissance Fair when he is attacked and winds up with amnesia. As he and Rae spend time together he remembers his past. But now he and Rae are faced with trying to avoid the people sent to eliminate him. And as he and Rae grow closer, can she forgive him when she discovers the truth?

I just found Penny McCall and I can't believe I've missed out!!! The Bliss Factor is loaded with action, adventure with a sexy hero and a spunky heroine! All of which adds up to a not to be missed story. Currently on the hunt for Penny McCall's other titles, I can't wait to dive in!

Melissa

Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

A fan of Ms. McCall's books like ALL JACKED UP and PACKING HEAT, I was looking forward to her latest offering and she doesn't disappoint.

The idea of hunky undercover agent Connor Larkin having amnesia and believing he's a blacksmith from the 14th century in a contemporay novel is absolutely brilliant. Pair this with snippy and straitlaced Rae Blissfield who ends up trying to watch over a man who clearly can protect himself, witty dialogue and fast paced action, and you've got a well-written blockbuster.

There were plenty of laugh out loud scenes guaranteed to keep you up at night. Smart, sexy and fun-THE BLISS FACTOR is a definite keeper!

Megan Blissfield parents were in a traveling Reinaissance group and when she was old enough to escape that lifestyle she did.. Now her parents need her help a hot Reinasssance worker has amnesia and people are trying to kill him. She agrees to help but they end up on this great adventure. This was my first book by this author and I loved every minute of it... off to find

Packing Heat (Berkley Sensation), All Jacked Up (Berkley Sensation). Off to pre-order "Worth the Trip" Due out November 4, 2010.

In Holly Grove at the Michigan Renaissance festival someone apparently attacked armorer Conn leaving him suffering from amnesia. Accountant Rae Blissfield's festival parents volunteer her to provide Conn a place to heal, which he accepts.

Conn and Rae are attracted to one another, but he is unsure whether he should proceed unaware of whom he might have a relationship with already and she is prim and proper, the opposite of her festive parents. As he begins to regain his memory, they fall in love. However, he realizes he is undercover working to shut down a counterfeit ring operating inside the festival that will also be closed once he exposes the felons working with impunity from within. That is if he and his "partner" can continue to elude the "Three Stooges" sent to shut him down permanently.

This is an entertaining romantic frolic starring two likable lead characters, her charming parents (and the other festival players), and the slapstick thugs. The story line is fast-paced and filled with humor as well as romance (especially the heroine's fantasies re her new roommate. Fans will enjoy this zany amusing romantic suspense.

Harriet Klausner

Could not get past the first 10 pages or so. It was so poorly written and heavy-handed that I donated it to charity unread. Blech. Surprised it was published.