How to Lose an Extraterrestrial in 10 Days

Susan Grant

Reviewed by Ann-Marie Chalmers

With a title like ‘How to Lose an Extraterrestrial in 10 Days’ this book is just asking to be read!  The cover also doesn’t hinder any woman to pass this one up!  Although how do you manage to lose an Extraterrestrial in 10 days? The best way to find out is to read this book!

Susan Grant brings cold hearted killer ‘Reef’, a character from the first ‘Otherworldly Men’ title ‘Your Planet or Mine,'and gives him his own story for her third book in the series. Turning a villain into a hero is something that the author likes doing and in this book she manages to make him into something extraordinary.  


In this work of fiction Grant manages to focus on a real life issue.  The slave trade is not just singled out to Africans but every race on our planet.  Here we see how the slave trade effects the life of Eriff aka Reef.  How it has changed him and made him what he is today.  Even if that isn’t what he wants to be.  However this book also has its fair share of politics within the pages making the reader feel like the author has something to say.
 

Mother of two Evie Holloway is just wants a simple life but has to dodge the publicity her family makes for itself and an ex-husband all the way. Trying to get a chocolate business up and running she also manages to make more trouble for herself and suddenly needs a bodyguard.  So when her sister asks her to take in an alien for a while. She is extremely skeptical about how things will work out.  So skeptical that she gives the guest 10 days before he is gone.
 

Reef’s internal computers are off-line and his former employers want him dead. Without and cyber powers, Reef is as weak as an Earthling. He has tried to kill most of the humans he has met so he quite worried about being placed inside a nice home with 2 children.  Will he be able to go undercover and behave human enough?
 

Reef turns out to be incredibly sexy and ten days living with an alien turns out to be more interesting than Evie first thinks. Between the gunfire and political problems Evie and Reef both end up getting more out of the arrangement than they thought they would…with some love that is out of this world!
 

The prologue is a little off putting and long but once things get started and the main story begins the twists and turns just don’t stop. This book is a must read for any Grant fans and anyone who loves Sci-fi with some romance thrown in. With its unique alien story line mixed with everyday troubles that a lot of women can relate to this is a good read for a lie on the beach this summer or by a cozy winter fire..

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