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Anna Zaires
From the New York Times bestselling author of Twist Me comes an addictive, thrilling tale of dark love set on post-invasion Earth...In the near future, the Krinar rule the Earth. An advanced race from another galaxy, they are still a mystery to us--and we are completely at their mercy. Shy and innocent, Mia Stalis is a college student in New York City who's led a normal life. Like most people, she's never had any interactions with the invaders--until one fateful day in the park changes everything. Having caught Korum's eye, she must now contend with a powerful, dangerously seductive Krinar who wants to possess her and will stop at nothing to make her his own. How far would you go to regain your freedom? How much would you sacrifice to help your people? What choice will you make when you begin to fall for your enemy?
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Author
Anna Zaires
Pages
386
Publisher
Mozaika LLC
Published Date
2012-10
ISBN
0988391317 9780988391314
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"'Dammit, why was a brief encounter with an alien having such an effect on her?' <br/><br/>Like touched her hand brief. 20 pages in and she is already masturbating to a stranger that she met for 60 sec. Well this should be good. I wouldn't know because I DNF soon after. <br/><br/>A shy virgin who acts like she isn't attractive, should have been the main blurb of the story then I would have known to steer clear. That being said I got 50 Shades of Grey vibes which for me was not a good thing. K was a pushy dominant ***** that activated my Stockholm syndrome alert system.<br/><br/>Alien's who look like humans and drink blood!? Call me what you will but this was painfully unoriginal. If you can change the innerworkings of a homosapain, just go all the way and change their appearance too. Honestly writing a book about aliens gives so much directional outflow to a book. You literally get to build a whole character and world from scratch. But an alien who looks like a human to me is just bland and is used so often it's actually disheartening."
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