Orange Town by Aly Tatum

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Orange Town by Aly Tatum
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Zirc left me. Alone. Just when I’m ready to accept my new reality, another alien found me. Is he a friend or foe?
Brynn’s adventure continues on planet Manasty. Her grand vacation turned into survival on a planet full of men! The one person she trusted abandoned her. On the plus side, he left her resources to keep her alive. At least she did not end up a slave on this planet.
One day, a stranger showed up that reminded her of Zirc. It was strong enough to allow herself to travel with this new guy, find Zirc, then find out why she can’t separate herself from him. And yeah, maybe slap him for leaving her alone. And then thank him for saving her. The stranger helped fix her communicator so the locals could understand her. The stranger, she found out much later, is Zirc’s lover and intended mate.
It’s too late to go back because now the enemy knows her and the Manasties have more questions she doesn’t know how to answer.

  • File Name:orange-town-by-aly-tatum.epub
  • Original Title:Orange Town: A Sci Fi Alien Romance: Reverse Harem Manasty Series 2
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B095LKFSTQ
  • Date:2021-06-17T16:00:00+00:00
  • File Size:254.603 KB

Table of Content

  • 1. Title Page
  • 2. Copyright
  • 3. Dedication
  • 4. Epigraph
  • 5. Prologue
  • 6. Chapter One
  • 7. Chapter Two
  • 8. Chapter Three
  • 9. Chapter Four
  • 10. Chapter Five
  • 11. Chapter Six
  • 12. Chapter Seven
  • 13. Chapter Eight
  • 14. Chapter Nine
  • 15. Chapter Ten
  • 16. Chapter Eleven
  • 17. Chapter Twelve
  • 18. Chapter Thirteen
  • 19. Chapter Fourteen
  • 20. Chapter Fifteen
  • 21. Chapter Sixteen
  • 22. Preview of Next Book
  • 23. Orange Lake: A SciFi Alien Romance
  • 24. About The Author
  • 25. Books By This Author

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Book Worm

Eh. She missed the mark. Too many questions leff unanswered, she went on and on about insignificant details yet sped past important ones, weak writing and that believable passion that was available in the first book is missing in this one. It's hard to write a romance between three people, though, so I give her an A for trying.

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