A hot night in Vegas is just what the rockstar ordered...
until someone ends up married.
BEDDED BLISS
Found in Oblivion #1
Cari Quinn & Taryn Elliott
Releasing Aug 22nd, 2016
Rainbow Rage Publishing
Michael Shawcross is living the dream, opening up for his idols, Oblivion, on his band Warning Sign’s first tour. Until an overzealous fan goes too far and his hard-partying ways catch up to him in the form of an ultimatum from his manager, Lila Crandall.
Clean up your image—or else.
Single mom Chloe Adams is in Vegas for a rare girls’ night out. She wasn’t ever supposed to be attracted to another rockstar. In fact, she’s in rockstar rehab,
and the cure for her addiction definitely isn't a sexy, smart-assed guitarist with wicked fingers.
She never expects to accidentally end up his wife. Or to have her new husband suddenly decide that she’s the solution to all his problems. And surprise…he’s happy to show his appreciation in a number of interesting, inventive ways.
Pretending their marriage is real might just be the hottest proposition she’s ever been given.
But what happens when a lie becomes the truth?
BEYOND OBLIVION - A Rockstar Romance full of sexy fun set within the world of our Lost in Oblivion series! You never know who you'll see show up in the books.
Excerpt
Michael
swapped Jimi for his battered Gibson, letting Elle do her thing as he set it up
to enter the song after her. She bent low, her blond hair streaming down her
back as she made the strings sing. When he joined her, she flashed him a smile
at a wattage he only ever saw from her on stage. High on it, and on the fact
that his brother was playing behind him, and that somehow, somehow they were
getting through the show, he let his gaze wander the crowd.
The redhead
caught his eye immediately.
She was close
to the front, dancing back to back with one of her girlfriends while the other
gyrated against her side. They were definitely feeling the lyrics that Molly
was rasping through as if she was fifteen seconds away from an orgasm. Ryan and
West were doing the joint thing on the keyboards again, crossing hands and all
kinds of tricks that only emphasized the erotic nature of the song. They
pounded on the keys like he and Elle and Juliet were shredding their guitars.
Like Mal was steadily drumming the kit, slow, sinuous. Building, building,
building, until the final explosion.
Redhead
turned and looked up on stage, playing with the strap of her halter top. For a
second he thought she’d flashed him some damn nipple. On purpose or
accidentally, he didn’t frigging care. All he knew was her big eyes were on him
while she nearly fondled her own breast, and her lips were wet and parted, and
he couldn’t stop strumming his guitar the way he wished he could play with her.
He’d sit her on his lap and slip under her skirt, then push aside her panties
and slide one finger between the lips he knew would be soaked for him. While
she watched, open-mouthed and silently begging, he’d suck on the finger that
tasted of her until she was squirming against his rock hard erection. Bouncing
back and forth while he swelled against his zipper.
Christ, like
he was doing right now.
Juliet came
up behind him, sliding one hand in his front jeans pocket as Mal’s drums and
West and Ryan’s keyboard faded. She jerked back and quickly shot over to the
other side of the stage to set up for the next song, making him smother a
laugh.
Guess she
thought her onstage seduction routine with him had worked a little too well.
“What’s her
problem?” Elle whispered, trading her Gibson for an Epiphone.
“Think she
thinks I like her butt too much.”
“Oh. It is a
cute butt, though.” Elle winked at him, and he laughed.
“Hers or
mine?” he asked, unable to resist. Hell, he had a freaking hard-on onstage from
some sexy as hell redhead in the second row, who he was trying not to look at
until the next song started so he didn’t tear through his jeans.
USA Today bestselling author Cari Quinn likes music and men, so she figured why not write about both? When she's not writing, she's screaming at men's college basketball games on TV, playing her music too loud or causing trouble. Sometimes simultaneously.
USA Today bestselling author Taryn Elliott is obsessed with rock stars, men, and her unending playlists--maximizing these things seemed like a very good idea. When she's not writing, she's losing hours to hot men on TV, and/or a graphic design project. Multitasking is her middle name.
They decided to combine forces and found that hey...this writing deal is even more awesome when you collaborate with your best friend.
And so Lost in Oblivion was born.
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