Cowboys and Aliens: An Alien Scifi Romance: Free alien romance book for you to read and download

Demelza Carlton

Nov 2020 · Colony: Holiday Book 1 · Lost Plot Press

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When her boss saddles her with the task of planning a suitable celebration for the Colony's one-year anniversary, Rana settles for an ancient American tradition: Thanksgiving. There's just one problem…what's a turkey, and where can she get one?

Byron fled Earth in the wake of tragedy. Now, he will do anything to protect his new farm in space – including fight aliens. No matter how attractive they might be.

Can a cowboy and an alien set aside their differences, celebrate Thanksgiving, AND find love? 

If you love science fiction but wish it had more hot aliens and romance…you’ll love the Colony universe. Fans of the following authors will enjoy reading this complete alien science fiction romance series, available in ebook, paperback and audiobook:

Starr Huntress

Nancey Cummings

Grace Goodwin

Kate Rudolph

Ruby Dixon

Ice Planet Barbarians

Sonia Nova

Honey Phillips

Michele Mills

Regine Abel

Zoe Chant

Eve Langlais

Anna Hackett

Lindsay Buroker

Ruby Lionsdrake

Erin Tate

Aurelia Skye

Skye MacKinnon

Shea Malloy

Cara Bristol

James SA Corey

The Expanse

Star Wars

Star Trek

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Ratings and reviews

(kinda spoilers) So I dislike it mostly because it's unreasonably fast pased so fast infact that they only meet once and that time was also the time they "fell in love". They had probably talked together in the entire 50p around 30 min, maybe. And also the heroin in my opinion was not likeable, but I did infact like the hero in the beginning before they both met after that point everything got worse. And worse. But i may just be overreacting, take it as you will. I do think i would like this story if it was longer then 50p atleast 100 would've made thing a little more in depth then what we got. I understand if the author just wanted to write this as a fun little short story for herself or just because.

Seriously. Bite sized is a good word for it. This is a great little holiday story (we're going with Thanksgiving with Aliens) to make you smile. This is introducing a new world, and what I'm guessing will be a series of shorts to happen within. There is a decent amount off world building, enough to make you curious and want to read more, but not too much since this is such a tiny book. Rana and Byron are both struggling colonists and that feeling comes across very clearly. I absolutely loved how blunt Rana (she's our alien) is and also that Byron (our cowboy) was determined to woo her despite knowing nothing about her species. The romance is quick, but it's sweet. The calf is a really cute addition. If you like your romance with a bit of steam, a lot of alien, a revisited holiday, some determined cowboy, a spunky calf, and a silver alien who doesn't have tentacles but isn't afraid to offer them, this is a great read for you.

I received a free book and the views and opinions are my own. This is a fun story about living on a new planet and trying to make up a grand holiday to celebrate surviving a full year. Rana has to find meat to serve at her thanksgiving feast, Bryan needs to save the one and only cattle he has left. This is when the fun starts with a misunderstanding. An easy read that makes you laugh, just what is needed right now. I would recommend this book.

About the author

Demelza Carlton is the USA Today bestselling author of more than 100 fairytale and paranormal romances, with over 4 million copies sold worldwide and readers in 30+ languages. She's best known as the queen of fairytale romance — author of the Romance a Medieval Fairytale series, a 27-book collection of steamy, meticulously-researched retellings of the stories you grew up with: Beauty and the Beast (Enchant), Cinderella (Dance), Little Mermaid (Silence), Sleeping Beauty (Awaken), Snow White (Reflect), Rapunzel (Weave), Red Riding Hood (Hunt), Rumpelstiltskin (Spin), Aladdin (Wish), Hansel and Gretel (Return)… twenty-seven and counting, all set in a single shared medieval world, all written for grown-ups who never stopped loving the happily ever after. If fairytales aren't your thing, there's plenty more on the shelf. Monster romance readers can pick up the Heart of Stone, Heart of Steel and Heart of Ice series — gargoyle shifters who protect the human women they fall for, and Norse gods (Fenrir, Thor, Loki, Odin) walking around in modern-day Perth, with all the chaos that implies. Romantasy fans should head to Fated Mates of Mirror Academy: dragon, lion, wolf, tiger and bear shifters in a steamy fated-mates shifter academy. Think enemies-to-lovers, found family, and one truly unwise dragon nerd. Sci-fi romance readers go to The Colony series — three arcs (Holiday, Aqua, Nyx), aliens with personality, cowboys (yes, really), and an interplanetary romance line-up that's gone seriously sideways. Romantic comedy lives in two places: Mel Goes to Hell (Lucifer is real, he's hot, and he's a terrible boss), and Romance Island Resort, a luxury tropical island where the staff keep falling for the guests — rock stars, billionaires and the kind of bridal parties paradise was made for. For the romantic-suspense and psychological-thriller end of Demelza's catalogue, head deeper. The Siren of War series stars predatory sirens — Homer's deadly seductresses, not Disney's Ariel — lurking in the deep off Western Australia's Indian Ocean coast, in aqua and turquoise water with currents that aren't nearly so polite. And the Nightmares Trilogy is the romantic-suspense series that started Demelza's career: a psychological thriller where a girl is kidnapped by a serial killer, survives against the odds, and turns vigilante when she fears ordinary justice will fail her. What ties everything together: funny, hopeful, sexy stories where the heroine isn't sorry about wanting what she wants, the villains absolutely get what's coming to them, and a little vigilante justice goes a long way. Meticulously researched but never bogged down in detail — bright, fast and unapologetically Australian. The personal bit: Demelza lives in Perth, Western Australia — officially the shark attack capital of the world. On her first ever snorkelling trip she discovered she was afraid of fish, then got over it; since then she's swum with sea lions, sharks and sea cucumbers, and once stood on a spray-drenched cliff as a seven-metre cyclonic swell surged in and shattered a shipwreck below her. (She had the camera out, naturally.) She can also assure you that sharks taste delicious. Where to start: the free reader quiz at demelzacarlton.com matches you to up to nine free books based on what kind of reader you actually are.