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Taryn Elliot is a USA Today bestselling author of romantic suspense and general romance fiction novels.

She loves to call herself a music freak with a love for everything about storytelling. She also usually has all manner of ideas in her head but somehow, music will always end up in her stories.
Taryn considers herself lucky to be a writer as this makes it possible for her to slip into the shoes of all manner of characters.

As an author, she can slip into the shoes of musicians, artists, actors, winemakers, businesswomen, bartenders, tycoons, inventors, bodyguards, and other characters which she thinks is a dream.
Taryn also happens to be one-half of the Tryn Quinn duo who pens the “Rocker Reads” under the pseudonym Taryn Quinn. Under the pseudonym, they usually write small-town steamy romantic comedies, which they have been doing for years.
Taryn Elliot loves to interact with her fans on social media platforms and through her email newsletter.

“Rocked” by Taryn Elliot opens with Deacon McCoy frustrated after he was removed from being a mediator for the “Oblivion” band by their new manager.

To cope, he resorts to brutal workouts and only appears to grab something to eat and tease the cute chef, who somehow makes him crave a lot more than the food she serves him.
As for Harper Pruit, she was brought up by roadie parents and hence he had heard all manner of pickup lines. To her, musicians are just a little better than the scraps on her cutting board.
All she is looking for is to get enough experience so that she can quit and launch her own catering company but Deacon is proving too hard to resist.

He is not your ordinary rockstar and it is not long before she begins experimenting with him outside and inside the kitchen without panties and aprons.

It is a sensuous rocker romance about friendship, music, and love that with tantalize you with its alluring plot and rich descriptions.

It will also leave its readers sated, happy, and curious about the other members of the band whose stories are coming up in subsequent novels.

Taryn Elliot’s novel “Twisted” opens with “Oblivion” doen on their first tour and getting used to their new label.

They will be recording their next album in a few weeks but their manager needs them to take a retreat in sequestered locations for some writing. If they break the rules, the band may just be disbanded.
However, Jaz has taken the plunge with Gray and wil not allow herself to be isolated from him. Their relationship has never taken off as it has always been the wrong time and wrong place for Jasmine Edwards and Gray Duffy.
They had started out as foster siblings and could do nothing about their attraction since Jaz had everything to lose including her family.

They then were friends and bandmates where already convoluted feelings often were twisted by in-the-moment decisions.

In recent weeks she had decided that she would never let life get in the way of getting with Gray. No matter what it is, whether it is unfriendly family members, snarky managers, well-endowed drug dealers, or even Gray, nothing will stand in her path.
It is a riveting story with some steamy scenes between Gray and Jazz that will have you engrossed from the first page to the last.

“Destroyed” by Taryn Elliot is another engrossing read in the “Lost in Oblivion” series of novels by Taryn Elliot.

In this work, Simon Kagan the lead is enjoying his all-access pass to groupies, now that he has been wildly successful with his band Oblivion.

He grew up with more fists than hugs and has come to believe that the best way to escape his loneliness is to have a warm female in his bed.

But then he meets the buttoned-up and classy violinist named Margo who he immediately recognizes is different. After they have an amazing romp in the studio, he starts to feel that maybe he has connected with another person on a deeper level.
Margo Reece plays for the Boston Symphony Orchestra whose life revolves around being a violinist for her band. Simon has an uncanny ability to create sin-filled and smoky experiences through song which results in one of the hottest nights for Margo.
But just like Simon, she had walked away since she was used to doing that. When she is summoned to go play for “Oblivion,” she needs to decide if she will let her wild side free or play it safe.