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* '''Author''': [[Linda Mooney]] | * '''Author''': [[Linda Mooney]] | ||
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* '''Year''': 2010 | * '''Year''': 2010 | ||
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"In this reviewer’s humble opinion, no one writes more touching, heartfelt romances than Linda Mooney. She can haul you right into the story and make you feel her characters’ desires, happiness, passion and sadness better than any author I’ve ever read." - Merrylee, TwoLipsReviews | "In this reviewer’s humble opinion, no one writes more touching, heartfelt romances than Linda Mooney. She can haul you right into the story and make you feel her characters’ desires, happiness, passion and sadness better than any author I’ve ever read." - Merrylee, TwoLipsReviews | ||
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Revision as of 18:09, 28 June 2014
- Author: Linda Mooney
- Publisher: Music And Press
- Year: 2010
- Purchase: Runner's Moon: Challa
Book Description
She was one of thirty-one aliens who escaped the slave ship where she had been kept captive for all of her life. Now she could live a quiet, peaceful existence on Earth, free from pain and misery. Or so she had hoped until the fateful night when she was caught in her true form. From that moment, Challa the Alien Girl became one of Lawson Hall’s best draws to his traveling sideshow carnival.
Compton Scott didn’t believe in aliens. He had enough on his plate without having to worry about being dragged out to some two-bit circus. Still, he got a kick out of the little freak show featuring the woman dressed in a green costume. But once he got home, she began to haunt his dreams and every waking minute.
It wasn’t long before Compton discovered the truth about the alien woman and his growing feelings for her. Unfortunately, Lawson Hall wasn’t about to give up his bread and butter without a fight.
Neither were the Arra.
Warning! Contains fake entrails, x-ray guns, family reunions, misconceptions, lessons in seduction, an unusual holster, drunk frat boys, an ugly duckling turned hero, and all-out war of the worlds.
Reviews
"In this reviewer’s humble opinion, no one writes more touching, heartfelt romances than Linda Mooney. She can haul you right into the story and make you feel her characters’ desires, happiness, passion and sadness better than any author I’ve ever read." - Merrylee, TwoLipsReviews
Related Titles
- Runner's Moon: Jebaral (Book 1)
- Runner's Moon: Tiron (Book 2)
- Runner's Moon: Simolif (Book 3)
