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Title	:	Your Planet or Mine? (Otherworldly Men #1)
Author	:	Susan Grant
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 379 pages
Published	:	July 25th 2006 by HQN
Categories	:	Romance. Science Fiction. Science Fiction Romance. Aliens. Fantasy. Paranormal

Your Planet or Mine? (Otherworldly Men #1) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 379 pages

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With outrageously false accusations piling up against her famous political family and an ex-fiance in hot water determined to take her down with him, the last thing Jana Jasper needs is more trouble -- especially man trouble. But when she heads to the grocery store for an ice cream fix, not only does the muscled hunk in the frozen foods section ranting about spaceships and invasions look crazy, he looks...familiar, Cavin of Far Star has never forgotten the girl he met during his weeks spent on that quaint little world, planet Earth, the girl who didn't believe he was real. And now he'll risk his future to save her. All she has to do is take him to her leader. Simple enough plan -- although Jana isn't so easily convinced. Hell-bent on charming his way past her defenses, he's determined to stay one step ahead of the galaxy's most feared assassin -- and may just capture his favorite Earthling's heart in the process.

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Original Title:	Your Planet or Mine?
ISBN:	0373771061 (ISBN13: 9780373771066)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Otherworldly Men #1
Characters:	Jana Jasper, Cavin of Far Star
Setting:	Sacramento, California(United States)

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This book was boring, ridiculous, and, although it wasn't the worst I've ever read, it's several hours of my life that I would take back if I could. If I ever want to mix bad Sci-Fi and terrible romance again I'll watch Mars Attacks - at least then I'll be amused.

Senator Jana Jasper is having a bad week with false accusations piling up against her famous political family and an ex-fiance determined to drag her down wih him. But when she stops at a supermarket for some much needed comfort food, Jana is accosted by a seemingly crazy, slightly familiar guy ranting about an alien invasion. The crazy guy is Cavin Far Star, and he isn't crazy at all. He really is an alien soldier who met Jana when they were kids and has come to protect her (and her planet)

Entertaining story about senator Jana Jasper and her childhood Peter Pan who is really Davin an alien military officer that comes back into her life to save earth. I read this series about the Jasper family out of order and still found them all enjoyable knowing some outcomes.

Susan Grant's books are usually a romp, and this one is no exception.Jana Jasper is a state senator who does things by the book. Until she meets Cavin of Far Star in the ice cream aisle of the supermarket and is reminded of the imaginary friend she had when she was nine. Who turns out not to have been imaginary, but a visiting alien. Now he's back and here to save Jana - and Earth as a side effect - from impending invasion.It doesn't help that he's been followed by a cyborg assassin and her

I like political people hanging with aliens. Makes for fun times! She's a senator, he's an alien, and together they want to try to stop his people from relocating all of mankind. Will they succeed?

Ever on the search for tales of sexy sex with sexy aliens, I decided to try Harlequins take. Not a good move. This isnt terrible, butokay, its just really not good. The sci-fi elements are kind of laughable, the aliens are not very alien at all, and the plot is virtually a very (VERY) watered-down version of Terminator. In fact, Grant references Terminator and Arnold Schwarzenegger a bunch of times. Yet when the protagonist, a California state senator, interacts with the governordescribed as a

You ever see a movie that you've waited MONTHS to see, maybe even YEARS, only to watch it and find it ends flat? That's sorta what this book reminds me of.I enjoyed it, don't get me wrong, but the author spent too much time detailing some aspects of the book that it ate up word count and took away from the more important aspects of the book. Sure, Jana is in hot turmoil over a supposed scandal, and yeah we need to know why, but you don't have to spend several pages explaining that. You don't