Book Description
Hannah Sullivan takes the life of a flaky artist to an extreme, so it’s no surprise to her friends when she decides to pick her alien life-partner at random. When Jake28 arrives and she discovers he really can cook, Hannah’s personal life seems perfect. But professionally, she’s still paralyzed by her own self-doubt.
Jake is thrilled to finally come to earth and meet his nearly-perfect match. Especially when he discovers the chemistry between them is beyond what he imagined. As Jake settles into his new life with Hannah, he discovers that more than just her kitchen is in disarray. While he can see Hannah’s true talent below her messy exterior, she can’t. When she pushes him away, he must figure out how to free her muse and claim her heart.
My Review
When a plague wipes out most of the male population on Earth, aliens from a planet called Erosicia agree to have males from their planet come to Earth and marry the woman who chooses them from the dating agency website.
When Hannah picks Jake from the list of matches, she didn't think that his profile was really the truth but when he said he likes to cook, he wasn't lying. Hannah doesn't cook, she would much rather order take out or eat snacks so when Jake shows her that he really can cook and it's good, she's impressed.
They are attracted to each other which is good but they're very much opposites. So each of them are going to have to compromise a bit if this match is going to work.
I really thought that this was a sweet, short read that didn't take me much time to read. I was in the mood for a quick read and this was exactly what I wanted. The aliens seem very human-like so there weren't a lot of alien type things culturally to get used to which was good. I had a good time with this book.
I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.
It does sound like fun. Thanks for the review.
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DeleteI've only read Cara Bristol's books in this Intergalactic Dating Agency series, but it looks like I should pick up some of the others. I enjoy light sci-fi romances as much as the more action-packed alien ones.
ReplyDeleteI've read some of those too and I think you'd like this one.
Deletethis is a new author to me but I like the Intergalactic Dating theme. Thanks Mary
ReplyDeleteI love that theme too. It's so fun.
DeletePlague and aliens seem made for each other!
ReplyDeleteYes it does. I want to meet an alien now. I wonder if Ken would let me have one. Hmmm. lol
DeleteI always get excited when you post book reviews, because you read the most interesting books! This one looks like a lot of fun with a side of seriousness.
ReplyDeleteGreat review!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that.
DeleteI need to try more Sci-fi romances
ReplyDeleteYes you should.
DeleteI like books like these.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
DeleteThis sounds good!
ReplyDeleteIt was so much fun.
DeleteIt's a very fun idea! :)
ReplyDeleteI thought so too.
DeleteThis sounds fun. I haven't read a romance in a couple of years, they all got to be repitive and really short so I just gave up and went back to reading cozy mysteries. LOL
ReplyDeleteI've never read a cozy mystery. I do love my PNR though.
DeleteNice review
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteAn alien that likes to cook...sounds like a great match :) I haven't really read any alien romances but I would hope that the alien wouldn't feel human when I do. This does sound like fun though.
ReplyDeleteI'm liking the alien romances.
DeleteThis sounds fun! I've loved a few of Ruby Dixon's Ice Planet Barbarian books, so I might check this out. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you do.
DeleteDoesn't this sound fun?!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun.
DeleteOh no, not all the men!
ReplyDeletelol I know.
DeleteI love it when a book is just what you need in any given moment. :)
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