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One Way Trip
Captain Jay Marcos is on a mission to Mars as part of an international endeavor to find a planet suitable for terraforming.
With governmental support waning, however, Captain Marcoss trip becomes one way. Once he lands on Mars, Jay doesnt find a new home for humans. But he finds one for himself.
On Mars, Jay meets Raem, leader of the indigenous Rahitians. Raem welcomes Jay to his world and into his bed. Together, they share a cosmic sexual encounter like none ever experienced between a human and an alien. More than just hot, steamy sex Jay and Raem find love.
With governmental support waning, however, Captain Marcoss trip becomes one way. Once he lands on Mars, Jay doesnt find a new home for humans. But he finds one for himself.
On Mars, Jay meets Raem, leader of the indigenous Rahitians. Raem welcomes Jay to his world and into his bed. Together, they share a cosmic sexual encounter like none ever experienced between a human and an alien. More than just hot, steamy sex Jay and Raem find love.
25 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 29, 2010
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Rebecca Leigh
34 books61 followersRebecca Leigh is the mistress of her own destiny. From the confines of her ocean-side bungalow, she gets lost in her erotic fantasies. Those fantasies find their way into her hot, sensual romances -- paranormal, M/M, F/F, menage -- you name it, she writes it! She occasionally allows herself breaks from her erotic ball-and-chain to drink wine and eat oysters.
She can often be found socializing on the internet on Facebook, twitter, and on her blog: http://blog.rebeccaleighromance.com/
She can often be found socializing on the internet on Facebook, twitter, and on her blog: http://blog.rebeccaleighromance.com/
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January 9, 2011This is a story about a human intentionally stranded on Mars in a last ditch attempt to find a habitable planet. The aliens accept him, one seduces him, and they live happily ever after.
While it's hard to write a full story in such a short span, this story had the potential to be more than it was given some more time and pages. The story was cute, and the writing smooth, but there wasn't any conflict to sweeten the HEA, and I didn't get the feeling of falling in love, but rather it was passion inspired by an aphrodisiacal fruit.
If you like quick, easy romances, check it out. While there wasn't anything wrong with the story, I prefer my heros to work for their Happily Ever After. Ah, the bane of a short story!
While it's hard to write a full story in such a short span, this story had the potential to be more than it was given some more time and pages. The story was cute, and the writing smooth, but there wasn't any conflict to sweeten the HEA, and I didn't get the feeling of falling in love, but rather it was passion inspired by an aphrodisiacal fruit.
If you like quick, easy romances, check it out. While there wasn't anything wrong with the story, I prefer my heros to work for their Happily Ever After. Ah, the bane of a short story!
September 16, 2010
Move over Ray Bradbury! This is so much better than the Martian Chronicles. I don't think that I will ever look at Sci Fi the same way again.
August 27, 2012
More like 2.5 stars
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