Review: LOVELY OBLIVION: POLLY by A.D. Craig

 

Two best friends—musicians frompopular bands. Seemed like a perfect match, except that she already had afiancé. Then that fiancé ended up already married with kids. Whoa, dude workedfast.

 

For being the bad boy in the band,Flynn was a real softie to Polly. Their comforting comradery was nice. For awhile, the two commiserate on whether they could possibly be more than friendsin the face of fame and paparazzi.

 

Storyline was slow to progress,but it was a rather nice build-up. A romance slowly blooms. I have to be honestthat this story certainly wasn’t as good as the previous works I’ve enjoyed bythis author. It just wasn’t as exciting or as quick as the other books in thisseries. I felt rather tepid about the whole thing.

 

It was a fairly nice romance andnothing more.

 

Rating:3 stars