I wanted to toss her out of an airlock for being so disrespectful. He needs her, so he can't just outright kill her, but god damn he should have been tempted. She taunts him, insults him, and tries to piss him off. In addition to numerous TSTL moments, this girl is constantly pushing alien dude's buttons. Aliens are trying to kill you because you've got this magical singing voice, so you should definitely draw attention to yourself in the middle of the town square. At which point, she jumps out of the fucking hovercraft and hauls ass down a back alley so she can. So she screams bloody murder, making her pilot think that something is horribly wrong and slam on the brakes. "Oh, please let's go down into the alien shopping center, I wanna see!" Bitch, choose your battles!Īnd then they're on the alien planet, where it's dangerous. And she's somehow pissed that the guy didn't let her out of her room so she could watch the attack through the front windshield.
So then they're attacked by other aliens. Once you're on an alien ship, your main goal should be to survive. What the hell is she gonna do? Jump out of an airlock? Commandeer a spacecraft and fly it home? Like she has any fucking clue how to fly anything or even where home is? No. Then she finds out she's on a spaceship and still tries to escape. So she plans to jump ship, even though she could be in the middle of the ocean. When she wakes up, she thinks she's on a boat. Somebody with a floating robot - not something you see every day. Per the author's website, this person also writes under the pen name "Samantha Graves."Ĭlick on Romantic Suspense and it takes you to "Samantha Graves." By night, she co-hosts a writing podcast, dreams up adventures, and pens the books she was destined to write. Seven novels later, she continues to bring her unique blend of high adventure and sizzling romance to her novels.Ĭ.J has won numerous awards for her novels, and is a member of the Romance Writers of America.īy day, she works as a web manager. She finally gave in, and after selling the first novel she ever wrote, decided that all those teachers were right.
A husband, a cat and two kids later, an adult education teacher told her she should be a writer. In college, a writing professor told her she should be a writer, but she decided to be a computer programmer instead. In high school, a creative writing teacher told her she should be a writer, but she decided to go to college instead. grew up reading science fiction novels, comic books, and her brother's Cracked magazines.
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