Beautiful Oblivion by Jamie McGuire

Released: 2014
Publishers: Simon & Schuster UK Ltd.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
My Rating: 5/5

Jamie McGuire is back with another Maddox brother is tow - get ready to fall in love all over again!


Camille Camlin works hard, tending the bar at The Red Door most weekends to remain independent from her father. After nearly a year, Cami finally has the weekend off so that she can visit her boyfriend, but then he calls to cancel and Cami's left with nothing to do...
Trenton Maddox was idolised by the masses at Eastern State University, but after a tragic accident turned his world upside down, he dropped out and moved back in with his father. Life is finally getting back to normal for Trent, working at a tattoo parlour to save up for his own place, until he comes across Cami sitting alone at a table in The Red Door...
With four rowdy brothers, Cami is convinced she'll be able to keep her friendship with Trenton Maddox strictly platonic. But when a Maddox boy falls in love, he loves forever - even is Cami is th only reason that his already broke family might completely fall apart...
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Originally when I had finished reading Beautiful Wedding I was hoping that McGuire would write about the Maddox brothers and she did! Beautiful Oblivion is just as fabulous as Beautiful Disaster; it follows Trenton and Cami's lives, their story is a lot more grown up than Travis and Abby. And truth be told I am having trouble deciding who I love more: Travis or Trenton. I mean Trenton's way of bribing Cami to go out with him is so cute (don't worry no spoilers here!). And of course wherever there is a Maddox, tattoos can't be far behind. I love this crazy bunch of brothers! 

Cali's story is as important as finding out more about the Maddox's; we learn a lot more about her past and her upbringing and why she is always working at The Red Door. The mystery of this guy T.J haunts you throughout the novel until the ending. No words could describe for me, it left me hanging and wanting more even though you understand what's been going on.  It really did, although you do understand her struggle. Well, I definitely did. Did you?

We also get more of an in-depth knowledge into Trenton's past, what made him they way he is, and how he really is a gentleman. McGuire has made it link into a similar time period of Beautiful Disaster which is just brilliant as fans get to piece together the times in which certain events happened and why characters bump into each other and particular points. 

Like McGuire states: When a Maddox boy falls in love, he falls forever!!!

I honestly can't wait for Beautiful Redemption which hits UK stores today!!

Did you love this novel? If so leave a comment and we can discuss our love for this series!
I really can't praise it any more without releasing spoilers!!

Enjoy x

Previous Reviews: 
Beautiful Disaster 
Walking Disaster 
Beautiful Wedding 

Author's Website:  Jamie McGuire 
GoodReads: Beautiful Oblivion  

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