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When hot, hunky aliens need to find a mate, they know right where to look: Earth. But let’s face it, not all Earth girls are easy. We prefer our guys—even our alien guys—to put in some serious effort. Good thing human men make it easy for them.
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Her Alien Kiss
Aliens abduct Lena, the daughter of the President of the United Nations of Earth, to blackmail her father into giving them weapons to defeat the deadly alien warriors ravaging their home planet. Lena is trapped with another prisoner and together they plan a daring escape. But can the enemy of her enemy be her friend? Lena is forced to decide. Trust her father to send rescue or trust the alluring alien captive to help her escape. Can she make it back to Earth alive and with her heart intact?
Excerpt:
She
wondered what he might look like. She'd seen Oranians on several occasions.
There had been a congregation sent to Earth only a few months ago. They were
humanoid, just as the owner of this jacket. Two arms, two legs, head and torso.
The Oranians had a greenish hue to their skin, a distinct difference from the
Skarn who were gray. They kept their hair neat and trimmed and were extremely tidy
with their appearance.
Lena
attempted to create an image of Rex in her mind. Someone who might belong to
that deep, gravelly voice. As much as she tried, she couldn't picture him. Tall
with green skin. Yet, a clearer image remained elusive.
She
sighed, feeling suddenly foolish. Was she really romanticizing an alien in her
mind? She rolled her eyes, rubbing her face with her left hand, wondering if
she should smack some sense into her head.
Meeting
an alien as a prisoner on a Skarn spaceship was not the ideal way to find a
date.
She
chuckled softly, tucking her chin into the warmth of the jacket.
"What?"
Rex's query took her by surprise, then she remembered his exceptional hearing.
He'd heard her.
"I
know this might sound inappropriate, but I was wondering what you look
like." He remained silent, so she spoke rapidly, feeling the blush of
embarrassment creep into her cheeks. For the first time, she was grateful there
was a wall between them. "Have you ever seen a human before, Rex? Do you
know what humans look like?"
"Yes.
I have been in the presence of humans." He spoke carefully, and she
wondered if she'd disconcerted him with her change in topic.
"Yeah?
Did you find our appearance shocking?"
He
remained silent, as if considering the appropriate response.
"I
guess that's not a fair question. We're all different, but the same, you know?
We might have different skin color, different hair, but we all want the same
thing. To survive, to live, to thrive. Happiness, prosperity. It's the same no
matter which planet. Don't you think?"
"Yes,
human," Rex said, slowly. "What you say is quite accurate."
"We
just need to find the other things we have in common. Ways that we can work
together. So many planets, so many different cultures, but there's got to be a
way we can work together."
"You
are unlike other humans, Lena."
His
statement took her by surprise. "Oh? How do you mean?"
"You
have loshlie..." He paused,
searching for the right words. "A light within you. From what I hear, few
humans possess such light."
"Well,
thank you. I think." Lena smiled. "It all begins with compassion and
friendship. You gave me your jacket. That's a step in the right direction, Rex.
I'd like to call you my friend."
"Friend?"
He spoke the word as if testing it for the first time.
"Friend,
yeah." She bit her lip, trying to think of a way to describe the word.
"When two or more people get along with each other. Like each other. Have
things in common. Companionship. Buddies. Allies."
"Allies."
"Yep,"
she said, nodding. "You and me. Friends. Allies. And we'll find a way out
of here. Together." She glanced around the room, trying not to get
disheartened by the stark, unyielding walls. "Soon. I hope."
"You
have little time, Lena."
"What?"
She turned back to the crack. "What do you mean?"
"The
Skarn come for you."
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