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"Exile on Earth may not be the horror he imagined."
Reviewed by Flora Bell
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted January 20, 2003

Gian preferred death to exile with humans. After all, they are just savages. That is why his survival of the crash of his ship on Earth is not greeted with joy. It took Angel Wright two days to gain the courage to investigate the cause of the explosion of sound that Read more...

"The admirable and enjoyable alien hero is indeed a 'treasure'."
Reviewed by Raelene Gorlinsky
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted January 20, 2003

Two days after hearing an explosion coming from somewhere on her extensive Connecticut horse ranch and quarries, Angel Wright finally gets up the courage to investigate. What she finds is all the signs of a plane crash -- except the metallic debris is very strange. And when she finds the Read more...

"Love from Above"
Reviewed by Shirley Alguire
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted March 3, 2003

Angel Wright was a single mom with two teenage twin sons, whom she was raising with support from her ex-husband Eric. Their marriage had not been a healthy one, as Angel found Eric very controlling and she had to break away. Angel lived on her family estate. In the past Read more...

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Summary

When Angel Wright finds shattered bits of a charred metal craft at her mines, she's astonished that the pilot survived the crash. Horrified to learn he's not native to this planet, she knows she can't risk taking him to the hospital. Forced into an alliance, she and Gian invent lies to keep his identity secret from the world and most of all from Eric, her ex-husband.

Gian doesn't see a 'primitive' when he gazes at his beautiful rescuer. Angel is actually the most magnificent woman he's ever encountered. He's determined to rescue her from her tyrannical ex, and to have her for himself, but he finds being her hero a very dangerous game, for Eric isn't the only one suspicious of him.