How to Break Up with an Alien (My Alien Romance, #2)

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How to Break Up with an Alien (My Alien Romance #2)

by Magan Vernon (Goodreads Author)

3.8 of 5 stars 3.80 · rating details · 105 ratings · 25 reviews

Face it, long distance relationships in high school are hard,
especially when the other one in the relationship is an alien.
Alex Bianchi may have survived an intergalactic battle, but that still doesn’t excuse her from her senior year of high school, or qualify her for any sort of scholarship. To make up for college tuition costs, she takes a job at a local coffee shop. I...more

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Published May 15th 2012 by Beautifully Broken Books (first published May 9th 2012)

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Oct 08, 2012 Kristiane rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: _series, young-adult, sci-fi, paranormal

Distance is nothing for an alien but for a human it can mean everything.

"As if it is not already enough that Alex boyfriend is an alien she is already engaged to because of a treaty to save the earth, no, now there are also those annoying insecurities about her college choice and better-looking ex-girlfriends in Ace's past. Moreover, everyone around her seems to know about her doubts and encourages her to objectively consider everything but who wants to be objective when in love.
Furthermore, Ace...more Distance is nothing for an alien but for a human it can mean everything.

"As if it is not already enough that Alex boyfriend is an alien she is already engaged to because of a treaty to save the earth, no, now there are also those annoying insecurities about her college choice and better-looking ex-girlfriends in Ace's past. Moreover, everyone around her seems to know about her doubts and encourages her to objectively consider everything but who wants to be objective when in love.
Furthermore, Ace is always so sure of himself and their relationship, which does not help at all. Maybe humans and aliens are really too different."
So or something like that would be Alex thoughts during the events in this second novel of the series "My Alien Romance".

The focus this time lay on the meaning to be in a serious relationship. So for Alex is it the first time and she obviously is sometimes a bit clueless on how to react to certain situations while Ace believe in them stays always strong. Even so, I have gotten the feeling that Alex did grow up a bit. She was not the naive girl who is blindly in love and going against everyone. This time, she thinks her actions through and is also exploring her limits of devotion to Ace.
The main themes are trust and to compromise. How far should trust go and how much to give up for someone else? Alex wonders whether she is giving up her dreams for Ace and what Ace is actually doing and with whom, when he is not with her.
But maybe the strongest point of this novel is the message: stay true to yourself. Friends and family of Alex are trying to influence her decisions. A bit doubt and well-meaning advice is okay but they go way too far and do not leave her time to think. In the end, Alex is only irritated, confused and lost. Even so, she tries to be mentally strong because she refuses to think she could have been wrong in everything.

The setting is at Alex home and high school after her summer internship at Circe. So, there are not so many aliens this time, save some surprises. Also, the time moves in the same pace like in the first novel, no leaps but also not day for day, this makes again for a realistic story flow.
Once more, Ms. Vernon is adding her own sense of humour to the story that makes for some quick retorts by Alex.

The end was very romantic and I am really excited now, how Ms. Vernon will solve all the problems like the aging and what about the royal status of Ace. Is Alex going to be Queen then in the near future? I am happily awaiting the final conclusion to this series.(less)

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Jun 14, 2012 Candace (Lovey Dovey Books) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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How to Break Up With an Alien completely blew my expectations of the second book of the My Alien Romance Series out of the ball park! Magan Vernon manages write a fast paced read full of Alex Bianchi charm and of course the good looks of Alex's alien boyfriend, Ace.

Alex is home after a summer internship at Circe, daring to juggle both high school and work while overcoming the trials of a long-distance relationship. Before Alex left Arizona she had most of he...more Originally posted on Lovey Dovey Books

How to Break Up With an Alien completely blew my expectations of the second book of the My Alien Romance Series out of the ball park! Magan Vernon manages write a fast paced read full of Alex Bianchi charm and of course the good looks of Alex's alien boyfriend, Ace.

Alex is home after a summer internship at Circe, daring to juggle both high school and work while overcoming the trials of a long-distance relationship. Before Alex left Arizona she had most of her future planned out: college in Arizona then marry Ace and become a Caltian princess. Doubts begin to arise between Alex and Ace and their relationship hits rough waters. The question, though, is whether these doubts are Alex's or is someone powerful trying to sabotage their relationship?

The storytelling in How to Break Up With an Alien gets to the point quicker than in the first book, How to Date an Alien. There's less world building and even though there are a few new characters, the story doesn't focus too much on them. The problem of the story is revealed early on and readers aren't taken round and round in circles for the solution. Alex was a bit slow in realizing that something was not right, because the perpetrator became fairly obvious after a certain point in the novel and she just glossed over the signs. When Alex begins worrying over her future a certain pattern emerges and pretty much points its fingers at the cause of trouble. Alex is academically smart, but sadly, her strength does not lie in deductive reasoning.

Alex is a character that has plenty of room for growth. She's not yet at the point where she can firmly stand up for herself, though she seemed to be heading towards that point after facing down the big, bad Caltian queen. I do believe that she's a stronger person when Ace is around and I love that her devotion to him is always a part of her decision-making. I'm sure that after the events in How to Break Up With an Alien Alex has much soul-searching to do, but I can't wait for her next adventure!(less)

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Jun 09, 2012 Erin rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone looking for a fun, light read who likes aliens

Shelves: ya-paranormal, paranormal-romance, science-fiction

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I really enjoyed Magan Vernon’s début novel How To Date An Alien, so I’ve been looking forward to the sequel How To Break Up With An Alien. Is it as good as its predecessor? Read on to find out.

As soon as I saw the title for this book I got nervous; were Alex and Ace really going to break up? Why?!? I should have trusted Vernon. The question about breaking up definitely arises in this story, but true love can’t be denied. Alex has returned home for her senio...more Originally posted at Riffs And Reviews

I really enjoyed Magan Vernon’s début novel How To Date An Alien, so I’ve been looking forward to the sequel How To Break Up With An Alien. Is it as good as its predecessor? Read on to find out.

As soon as I saw the title for this book I got nervous; were Alex and Ace really going to break up? Why?!? I should have trusted Vernon. The question about breaking up definitely arises in this story, but true love can’t be denied. Alex has returned home for her senior year of high school after an exciting summer spent at the Circe Operations Center where she fell in love – and became engaged to – alien Ace. Since she can’t really put all that she accomplished over the summer on a college application, it looks like scholarships are beyond her reach. To help with costs, she gets a job at a local coffee shop. There she makes a friend in Simone, her fellow barista. But as their friendship grows and takes up more of her time, Alex begins to question if she is ready for a future with Ace or if it might be time to break up with her alien.

Vernon continues with her deft and entertaining writing style in How To Break Up With An Alien. There is plenty of humor and the romance is definitely more central to the story than in the first book. Alex and Ace are a very cute couple, neither of whom have a lot of experience with romantic relationships, so when Alex starts questioning their relationship Ace is clueless about what to do (typical male!). I liked the way Ace kept trying to understand Alex and her feelings, and the way he jumped in to protect Alex when a blast from his past threatened her. I definitely felt more connected to Ace in this story than the last one.

Alex is asking herself an important question in this book – is she really ready for a relationship that will impact her entire future? Alex is only a senior in high school in her first romance, and she is engaged to marry a member of an alien royal family. She SHOULD be questioning this, so I’m glad it’s brought up here. A conflict that many couples face is raised when Ace keeps arriving late to his evening “dates” with Alex due to work issues. However, I was not particularly keen on Alex paying him back by heading off with Simone when she already had plans with Ace; it seemed like such a typical girl thing to do – punish a guy, but not tell him what he’s done wrong. I never like a lack of communication, so I was glad when Alex realized what she was doing and faced up to her feelings.

Simone was a nice addition to the story, and I was surprised how the friendship played out. I did miss Alex’s fellow Circe interns, though, especially friendly fashionista Jen. I also enjoyed seeing Alex interacting with more people at school, such as “mean girl” Gemma and possible rival for her affections Brody. In fact, throwing a rival into the mix was an unexpected plus; a girl should have choices, so it was nice that Brody was brought in – especially since there turned out to be a twist to his presence.

A couple of things bothered me about this book, though. First, Alex is basically giving up her college and writing dreams for a boy. He’s an important boy – and she will have an important role with him in the future – but that is no reason for Alex to sacrifice her own ambitions now. Secondly, the adventurous tone of the first book is missing here. Yes, I thought the finale for How To Date An Alien called for a serious suspension of disbelief, but it was still an exciting finale! Also, the day-to-day adventures of working at Circe and falling in love against the rules have no counterpart here. It’s just Alex going to school or the coffee shop, with late night talks with Ace thrown in – the typical life of a teenager. While there was a threat to Alex and Ace at the end of the story that added some excitement and danger, it definitely wasn’t on par with what they have faced in the past. Since the queen was introduced in the last book as a rather formidable woman, I’m hoping we have more mother-in-law conflicts in future stories to increase the tension.

Magan Vernon has presented a light and entertaining follow-up to her début novel with How To Break Up With An Alien. There is a little more development of Ace’s character and opportunities to see how much he loves Alex. I wish there was a bit more complexity and adventure in this story (and that Alex wasn’t contemplating giving up her dreams for a boy), but it has a nice climactic scene at the end that grows naturally from the story and feels more “realistic” than the dogfight in the first book. If you are looking for a quick frothy read and love aliens, then be sure to check out How To Break Up With An Alien.(less)

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Jun 13, 2012 Heather from NightlyReading rated it 4 of 5 stars

I had LOVEd the first book in the series. So, I had been waiting patiently to get my hands on a copy of this book! When it finally came, I could not hold back and devoured it immediately.

One aspect that I noticed in this book was the love between Ace and Alex. There was a definite strain on the relationship, which the title suggests, while the two are trying to cope long distance.

Alex was very bold in this book. She got tired of waiting around for Ace and got sick of him blowing her off for othe...more

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May 17, 2012 Jessica Van Vleet rated it 5 of 5 stars

With your alien boyfriend living half way across the country and your old crush crushing on you, what's a girl to do?

Alex is torn between her alien boyfriend and being a normal high school senior. She has a new job, a new best friend, and her old crush is totally crushing on her! She has some tough decisions to make. Does she accept her place at an Arizona University, which is close to her father and boyfriend, or does she go to Columbia- her dream school? Does she stay with her long distance bo...more

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Apr 13, 2013 FotZik rated it 1 of 5 stars

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Where to start. The book wasn't that great, okay at best. The main reason for this is the relationship between Ace and Alex. It starts with Alex coming back from the internship, she's supposed to be madly in love with Ace and she showed us this by risking her life and trying to save him (end of the first book).

So what happens?? the first time she lays her eyes on Brody, she shows a romantic intrest in him, really? even though you're supposed to be madly in love with your c...more

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Jan 16, 2013 Step Into Fiction rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Let's be honest, who wants to read a book with the words 'break up' in the title, right? One of the reasons I put it off for as long as I have. Even with the reassurance from the author that it's not as bad as the title makes it to be. Even with me knowing what the title for the third and final book is going to be. I just didn't want to go through a break up. I really like Alex and Ace together so I just couldn't put myself through it. But with the release slowly creeping up on me for the final...more

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Nov 16, 2012 C D Meetens rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, thriller, romance, science-fiction

I think I have a bias toward sequels - probably influenced by films. They never seem to live up to their predecessors or expectations.

This book surpasses them.

I loved the first in this series, but I think this one is even better. A sci-fi, mixed in with a healthy dose of thriller, and balanced with a romance that is sweet, but never sickly.

The author keeps you guessing as to whether Ace and Alex will stay together, or the universe will come crashing down as a result of their breakup - and I don'...more

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Jan 18, 2013 Ellen rated it 3 of 5 stars

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This second book in the "My Alien Romance" series picks up where then first book left off. Alex is now back home beginning her senior year in high school. Ace is still practically on the other side of the country at Circe. Alex and Ace not only face the challenges of a long-distance relationship, but Alex must also come to terms with the fact that she is the future princess of Calatia. Despite Ace's ability to "beam in" to see Alex, the distance proves to be challenging. When weird things start...more

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Aug 08, 2012 Leti Mar rated it 3 of 5 stars

I thought the concept form the first book was fresh and interesting. An alien and human love story told with some humor and action. This installment picks up right where the first left off and enjoyed the story as it unraveled. I was a little annoyed with how clueless Alex is. The threat to her relationship is so obvious, I found myself getting angry with her many a time. I picked up on the clues quickly and wish she had too. However, the characters are lovable and I couldn't help but root for t...more

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Jul 27, 2012 Nereid rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Another good read, after having her future mother-in-law try and kill her, Alex thought her life could only get better. Well she was so wrong about that, being back home and finishing her last year of school before choosing a college, Alex is adjusting to dating an alien. Ace beams in whenever he can but he is pretty busy with work and Alex is feeling isolated and then meets a new friend at work. Nothing is as it seems and some friends may be working against her but Alex seems to find it hard to...more

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Jan 27, 2013 YA Novelties rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I like this book, but not as much as I liked the first novel.

At times I found Alex and Ace to be very annoying. Alex also became a tad bit clingy. What was really annoying was the fact that Alex wasn't really standing up for herself! In the first novel she stood up for herself sometimes, but not always...so in the second book it seems like she is going backwards on standing up for herself.

Although I have some issues with the characters, I still liked the p...more

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May 13, 2012 deanneluvbooks rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ace is the number one hottest alien dude!!! Wished he had a better girlfriend though. *sigh*. Maybe in book three. I can only hope:)

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Aug 09, 2012 Nicole Sobon rated it 4 of 5 stars

I fell in love with Magan Vernon’s “How to Date an Alien” when I read it last year, so when the sequel was released earlier this year, I was excited to dive into it. Unfortunately, it sat on my bookshelf until this past week, when I finally found time to continue reading Alex and Ace’s journey.

In the first book, Alex meets Ace, an alien, during her summer internship at Circe. They form a forbidden relationship between a human and an alien, which nearly ends in an intergalactic war. A treaty is s...more I fell in love with Magan Vernon’s “How to Date an Alien” when I read it last year, so when the sequel was released earlier this year, I was excited to dive into it. Unfortunately, it sat on my bookshelf until this past week, when I finally found time to continue reading Alex and Ace’s journey.

In the first book, Alex meets Ace, an alien, during her summer internship at Circe. They form a forbidden relationship between a human and an alien, which nearly ends in an intergalactic war. A treaty is signed into order, stating that, at some point, Alex will marry Ace and become the Caltian princess.

Which brings us to the sequel, “How to Break Up With an Alien”.

I must start by saying that when the title was announced, I was worried about where Vernon was taking the story. But she knew what she was doing, and honestly, I’m actually happy with the direction that Vernon took the sequel.

Now that Alex is back home and she isn’t able to spend as much time with Ace as she did during her internship at Circe, she’s beginning to wonder what she wants. Of course, it doesn’t help that someone is trying to force her into following a different path.

There’s a certain character hell-bent on destroying things between Alex and Ace, and although I suspected this character very early on, it was still a surprise when it was revealed near the end. Crazy Caltians.

With the ending of “How to Break Up With an Alien” and the title Vernon has listed for the third novel, I’m eager for the final book. I can’t wait to see what Vernon has in store next for these two characters.

What I enjoy most about Vernon’s My Alien Romance is that these books really are the perfect light read. The books are full of both humor and romance, and that is a mixture that is impossible to go wrong with. And Alex isn’t the typical YA protagonist, which, for me, is what truly makes this series. She isn’t drop-dead gorgeous, and she isn’t Miss Popularity. She’s your average teenage girl, someone that teenage girls can identify with… if you ignore the whole dating an alien thing. Plus, she’s hilarious.

If you have yet to check out Vernon’s My Alien Romance series, you can actually download the first book for free for your e-reader through Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Amazon. It’s an enjoyable summer read.
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Jul 29, 2012 Aimee rated it 4 of 5 stars

First off, I love the new covers for this series, especially this one. So pretty! I'm really enjoying this alien series and I was super excited to get How to Break Up with an Alien in my mailbox. After reading the first book, How to Date an Alien, I was anxious to see where things went with Alex and Ace.

Let's just agree that dating an alien is NOT normal. Alex is torn. She wants Ace but she also wants a sense of normal. I would say that Alex is pretty smart. Deep down she knows what she wants bu...more

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Jan 16, 2013 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it 5 of 5 stars

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In How To Break Up With An Alien Alex and Ace face a lot of changes. Alex has gone back home to finish up high school and prepare for college while Ace stays behind and does what he has always done.Alex believes in Ace and she believes their relationship can last through this long distance. But soon things are starting to change and Alex is starting to question things. Should she really marry Ace? Is he the one for her? Normal questions a bride to be asks but what makes this so different is the...more

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Nov 16, 2012 Jessica (Step Into Fiction) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-stars

Review originally posted at Step Into Fiction

Let's be honest, who wants to read a book with the words 'break up' in the title, right? One of the reasons I put it off for as long as I have. Even with the reassurance from the author that it's not as bad as the title makes it to be. Even with me knowing what the title for the third and final book is going to be. I just didn't want to go through a break up. I really like Alex and Ace together so I just couldn't put myself through it. But with the re...more Review originally posted at Step Into Fiction

Let's be honest, who wants to read a book with the words 'break up' in the title, right? One of the reasons I put it off for as long as I have. Even with the reassurance from the author that it's not as bad as the title makes it to be. Even with me knowing what the title for the third and final book is going to be. I just didn't want to go through a break up. I really like Alex and Ace together so I just couldn't put myself through it. But with the release slowly creeping up on me for the final book I realized I'm going to have to read this at some point in time if I wanna read the next book. So I sucked it up and I read it. You know what? It wasn't really, really cute. Yes, you read that correctly. Frustrating at times but it ended up being cute. By golly, the author was right! ;)

Alex is back home and starting her senior year of school. Ace is busy trying to maintain peace between his kind and humans and most of the times shows up late to Alex's house. He's supposed to show up in her bedroom at ten and a lot of times isn't there until two. Not good for a girl who has to get up for school early in the mornings. Between this and the fact that Alex makes a new friend starts causing some stress on their relationship. Then you add in a long time crush, Brody to the mix and things because really messy. Especially when Alex starts having romantic dreams about Brody and he suddenly becomes very single and very interested.

Ace is very mysterious. I can certainly understand why Alex was hesitant to believe him at times. Especially when you have people spewing nonsense in your ear. Doubt can be one of a persons biggest downfalls. Doubt makes you do stupid things. However, Ace is powerful and has responsibilities, ones he needs to tend to, right? He is the prince, after all!

I recommend this series if you're looking for a cute, fun series to fall in love with. The main character is pretty awesome (and a bit nerdy, which who can't relate to that?) and the love interest is sexy as hell. Plus, he's a super tall alien Prince...I mean, hello?!(less)

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Jun 20, 2012 Eryn LaPlant rated it 4 of 5 stars

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Although it did frustrate me because I wanted more of Ace, the last chapters brought him in full time and totally made up for him being so sparse throughout. I loved it though. Haven't we all been in Alex's shoes, unsure of herself in taking that next step after high school. I remember bawling my eyes out about leaving and I hated my school. Magan does a phenomenal job in letting her readers feel that same feeling.
Character-wise, I missed some of the past charact...more

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Aug 17, 2012 Debra rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: shareable-on-kindle

This would've been better if I hadn't figured things out so early and therefore kept cringing when things happened that couldn't be figured out.

Also, on a side note, don't you feel like CIRCE should be more like the MiB? Knows where every alien is at any given time? After all, they are ALIENS!

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Feb 22, 2013 Aydrea rated it 4 of 5 stars

So I guessed what was happening, but I enjoyed it anyway! There were a few times that Alex was making me mad though.

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Dec 31, 2012 Lisa Abarca rated it 5 of 5 stars

SPOILER!

SPOILER!

SPOILER!

I hate Simone.

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May 28, 2012 Kelsey Ketch rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, science-fiction, romance, e-books

How to Break Up with an Alien did have a better plotline than the first novel, How to Date an Alien, in my opinion. I especially liked the role Simone plays throughout the novel. However, there were certain elements to How to Break Up with an Alien that threw off its rhythm. Even so, I'm anxious to see what happens in the next book.

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Jun 08, 2012 Melody rated it 3 of 5 stars

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3.5 stars.

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Feb 16, 2013 Lyndaa rated it 3 of 5 stars

A quick read, I can't believe how fast I finished it! Enjoyable alien YA romance.

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Jan 19, 2013 Crystal Paglino rated it 5 of 5 stars

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May 24, 2012 Karin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, romance, series, sci-fi, ya, 2012-reading-challenge

Cute. Kinda thought Simone wasn't who she said she was.

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Aug 18, 2012 Lisa (A Life Bound By Books) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Looking forward to seeing what happens next. Review to follow.

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Magan Vernon is a Young Adult and New Adult writer who lives with her family in the insurance capital of the world. She is in a very serious, fake relationship with Adam Lambert and constantly asks her husband to wear guyliner. He still refuses. She also believes her husband is secretly an alien, disguised as a southern gentleman.

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“If only I had the speed that my alien boyfriend had, then I could just zip through my senior year and forget about distance and mom’s annoyingly great sense of hearing. But when said alien boyfriend was in my bed, I wanted nothing more than the opposite speed. I wanted to freeze time to keep everything just the way it was.” — 4 people liked it

“Ace let out a deep breath, squeezing my hand and then letting go. "I know how hard this all is for you and I'm sorry that I haven't been more receptive. I promise from now on I will try my hardest to let you in more. Tell you more about my world and everything that makes me tick."
I took his hand and pulled it up to my lips, barely grazing his knuckles. "Deal.” — 3 people liked it

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