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Sometimes I think it would have been easier if I hadn't accepted the free shower at the hot alien's apartment. My life has been a mess; on Earth, I devoted myself to science, but my peers saw me as just a pretty face. After being abducted by aliens and forced to perform for their amusement, I finally escaped by crashing my captor's bus. Gra'eth saved me from drowning and offered me a place to stay, insisting I'm his mate, despite my insistence that we're just roommates. His mix of sarcasm and seriousness confuses my neurodivergent brain. I never expected to save Jessy, a strange human who finds joy in disassembling my data pad—torture to me. I've convinced her to stay as my "roommate," but the mating bond complicates things; she can't feel it, while I struggle against the intense attraction. Just the scent of her hair drives me wild, and I fear I can't maintain our friendship without crossing a line. This little speckled human is driving me to the brink.
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All I Wanted Was To Become A Scientist But Now I've Got An Alien Boyfriend, Petra Palerno
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- Année de publication
- 2023
- Reliure
- (souple)
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- Titre
- All I Wanted Was To Become A Scientist But Now I've Got An Alien Boyfriend
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Petra Palerno
- Éditeur
- Petra Palerno
- Publié
- 2023
- Format
- souple
- Pages
- 244
- ISBN10
- 1088160638
- ISBN13
- 9781088160633
- Séries
- Catégories
- Mots clés
- Évaluation
- 3,45 sur 5
- Description
- Sometimes I think it would have been easier if I hadn't accepted the free shower at the hot alien's apartment. My life has been a mess; on Earth, I devoted myself to science, but my peers saw me as just a pretty face. After being abducted by aliens and forced to perform for their amusement, I finally escaped by crashing my captor's bus. Gra'eth saved me from drowning and offered me a place to stay, insisting I'm his mate, despite my insistence that we're just roommates. His mix of sarcasm and seriousness confuses my neurodivergent brain. I never expected to save Jessy, a strange human who finds joy in disassembling my data pad—torture to me. I've convinced her to stay as my "roommate," but the mating bond complicates things; she can't feel it, while I struggle against the intense attraction. Just the scent of her hair drives me wild, and I fear I can't maintain our friendship without crossing a line. This little speckled human is driving me to the brink.