My One

by Dara Joy

A Dara Joy classic and all-time reader favorite, MY ONE is the beautiful story of Trystan, a space traveller who has never known physical love, and his new girlfriend from Earth, Lois. You will love this heartfelt tale of endless love, bound by neither time nor space, with its knockout ending.

Genres: Paranormal, Romance, Contemporary

76 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 20, 2011

About the author

Blazing new trails in experimental fiction is a top priority for Dara Joy. Her novels break all the rules and have captured a huge audience. Her unique works have gone on to receive numerous awards.

Reviews

[Aria · Rating 2 out of 5]

Oh...
2.5 Stars!

This was most definitely a guilty pleasure read. Meant to disctract for a while...

Romance/erotica/Scifi
*Soul mates*
*HEA*

Not exactly insta love, but close enough. Constant switch of POVS. And empty none convincing characters.
No real plot... Simple forced, meant to be love...

The thing that drew me to read this book, was that the alien was not aware he could physcally love someone. Hero only knows how to love by penetrating the mind!


And when he discovers his physical attraction, which was sweet at the beginning, it soon turned into a wickedly steamy read! VERY HOT

Yup! He likes how humans do it... And apparently his very dedicated and good at it. So I enjoyed that.
The heroine sneak peek background, of evil boyfriend who left her and comes back for forgivness, made my stomach twist and turn.

Gif raging sorry!
The dialogues were off, but sweet. Particularly good in sex scenes and insinuations. The hero is wity and naughty! All in all, it was cheesy temporary fun.
If you want to read this. Let it be when you are very bored and trying to get through the day.

[Jennifer Stapleton · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of my first Classic Love Stories

I first read this book years ago. It’s still easily one of my fantasy favorites, it has aged well. The MMC&MFC are so sweet together, and even though it is a novella, it doesn’t feel rushed. I always loved Trystan, he was sweet and masculine at the same time.

[paula Helmer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Out of this world

Books are well written. Interesting subject. What's next? Hope this is a continuing series or will be a continuing series.

[Diana · Rating 4 out of 5]

Unexpectedly good,very original story,one star taken from being too short

[Alesia Farias · Rating 5 out of 5]

very lovable sci-fi/gentle romance

Alien comes to earth and discovers true love . Baby. Helps her with her own business. Gentle passion, but not an erotic book.

[Margaret Foxe · Rating 4 out of 5]

I stumbled upon this author's historical, Tonight or Never, and was completely enchanted. It was just a delightful romp. I took a risk on this one, my first foray into the alien romance genre. Since then, I have read a lot of other alien romances, but this is still a favorite. It is sexy and hilarious. I just love how both clueless and hot Tristan is. And I love how he is super smart and also how he takes care of the heroine's annoying ex with a few choice words. I wish it were longer. The only flaw in this book is the ridiculous allusion to Tristan and Isolde. It was really not necessary. I just kept wondering why the heroine had such a stupid name, Lois Ed, until about halfway through I figured out the anagram. Dumb. I almost gave it three stars just because of that, but I couldn't discount how much I enjoyed Tristan's character. What a hot nut! I wish he'd knock on my door and fix my computer, if you know what I mean:)

[Paula · Rating 5 out of 5]

I feel like I should put in a few words for this book since there is only one review thus far. It was (as I said) short but sweet. I hated when I had to put this story down to do my boring household chores because it was such a cute and titillating little story. I love Sci/Fi erotic romance. Not as erotic as some I've read. I love a good HEA and this has it. I only wish this story had been longer because I really liked the characters Trystan and Lois Ed.

[Peggy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Too short, but a decent story nonetheless. I was actually more touched by the inspiration of this story--Tristan and Isolde from the Legends of the Round Table.
Also, the missing apostrophe marks are really annoying.

3*

[Sparkyhedgehog · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a cute short story. Surprisingly well rounded for being a short story.

[Kimberly Valentine · Rating 2 out of 5]

hmmmm

I am not sure I like this... It's way to short. I loved Knight of a A Trillion Stsrs. This one was missing something got me

[Michelle]

DNR