Merry Oblivion: A Lost in Oblivion Christmas Extra by Cari Quinn and Taryn Elliott-a review

MERRY OBLIVION: A Lost in Oblivion Christmas Extra by Cari Quinn and Taryn Elliott-a review

Merry Oblivion

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RELEASE DATE: December 22, 2016

ABOUT THE BOOK:

It’s time to get merry, Oblivion-style, with this duet of holidays stories meant to help you get back your ho-ho-ho!

Nick & Lila

This Christmas, all Lila Crandall wants is to reclaim her yuletide joy, preferably by getting down and dirty with her husband. To accomplish her task, she’s determined to do whatever is necessary. Including dressing up as his number one fan and ambushing him after a show…

Deacon & Harper

It’s the most festive time of the year, and Harper McCoy is ready, willing and able to climb that candy cane all night long. Especially since she’s hoping to convince her oh so willing rocker husband to expand their family. And she’s not above offering him a few naughty surprises to help convince him…

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REVIEW: MERRY OBLIVION is a two part  adult, contemporary, erotic novella in Cari Quinn and Taryn Elliott’s LOST IN OBLIVION  rock romance series focusing on the members of the rock band Oblivion. MERRY OBLIVION reconnects with Nick and Lila, and Deacon and Harper.

The holidays bring the band together for a Christmas Eve concert but for two couples the relationship’s struggle with finding time between raising children, and the obligations of work. MERRY OBLIVION is an intoxicating, humorous and fun installment with lighthearted but sexy banter; palpable energy; and stimulating text and imagery.

The creative and artistic team of Cari Quinn and Taryn Elliott write a passionate series of tender moments and wicked desires. The authors bring together the members of Warning Sign (Found in Oblivion) for some cross-over fun, and a look at the camaraderie during the holidays season.

MERRY OBLIVION is a heartwarming look at two couples we have grown to love and adore.

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Reviewed by Sandy

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