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Review: Paradise in Oblivion (Christmas with a Rock Star) by Taryn Elliott & Cari Quinn

Review of Paradise in Oblivion (Christmas with a Rock Star) by Taryn Elliott & Cari Quinn



Hot on the heels of Rock Redemption comes this short holiday story, and it is the perfect way to give Ian and Simon's redemption story a fun twist. Both couples, plus Nick and Li, are away on a tropical island to spend their Christmas. Margo's hugely pregnant, but not expecting to have the baby until well after they're all back home. Zoe and Ian have some surprising news for everyone. And Li and Nick are wondering (hoping) if perhaps more babies are in their future.

I loved seeing Ian and Simon getting along and making significant strides toward repairing their relationship. Nick's snark and sarcasm didn't help matters, but he's just being the protective friend/brother he's always been to Simon. And Margo really shows her true gentle, accepting nature as she accepts Zoe's news with grace. And Li? She's as steadfast and there as always. And through it all, the love the couples have for each other, and toward their friends, is front and center. If you're a fan of Cari and Taryn's rockstars, their contribution to Christmas with a Rock Star is a must-read.

ARC via authors.


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