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Genres: Sci-Fi Romance
Published by Indie/Self Published
Released on October 6, 2020
Pages: 168
Format: eARC
Source: Author
The Delight
A lonely alien with wings rescued a sweet little girl and discovers that healing his losses might not be as impossible as he thinks. I have a soft spot for the aliens who lost everything back on their world and found refuge on earth. It was with anticipation that I picked up Wingman’s story.
Review
Wingman is the second of the Alien Castaways series. It reads standalone, but I definitely got more out of it by starting with Chameleon where the characters and their situation were introduced.
Wingman, with his new legal ID status is exploring the little Idaho town out of curiosity and a bit of sadness for his own destroyed village when he spots a little human girl in danger. His rescue leads to the little girl seeing his wings and thinking he’s an angel. She invites him to her birthday party.
Widowed Delia thought her daughter was making it up until a huge winged man is sitting at her daughter’s birthday table. At first, mistrust reigns because she fled from Philadelphia from a stalker and now she finds the strangest of strangers in her home. But another encounter and an understanding of his heroic rescue to her child leads to a chance to act on their flaring attraction.
Wingman was one of the sweetest, heart-warming sci-fi romances I’ve read in a while. It was adorable seeing Wingman with Delia and Izzy. His grief was lightened by meeting them and being part of their lives. But, this was also the usual sensual romance, moments of action, and the underlying need for Wingman to heal and Delia trying love again.
The camaraderie of the alien group of friends that is slowly growing into families on earth is a great additional element that I love seeing developed as the series progresses.
In summary, this quick and easy read was sometimes adorable, exciting, hot, and just the thing. Those who enjoy light sci-fi romance should try out the series.
My thanks to the author for providing this book to read in exchange for an honest review.
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About the Book
WINGMAN BY CARA BRISTOL
He has wings, but this alien is no angel…
Traumatized by the deaths of his family and the destruction of his planet, Wingman lands on Earth in search of a haven and the solitude to nurse his emotional wounds. When a chance decision foils a kidnapping, he’s drawn into the life of a young widow and her daughter. He’s shocked to discover the human woman is his genmate, the one he’s genetically bonded to.
To escape a stalker, Delia and her imaginative, impressionable daughter flee to a small town where nobody can find them. She’s concerned, but not overly so, when her daughter says she’s invited an angel to her birthday party.
Until the winged alien actually shows up. After a rocky start, Delia begins to see Wingman for what he really is—one of the kindest, most protective, sexiest men she’s ever met.
But just as passion deepens their bond, dangers resurface to threaten Delia and her child. Will Wingman be able to confront the demons of his past to make the sacrifice necessary to protect them?
About Cara Bristol
Cara Bristol continues to evolve, adding new subgenres of erotic romance to her repertoire. She has written spanking romance, contemporary romance, paranormal, and science fiction romance. No matter what the genre, one thing remains constant: her emphasis on character-driven seriously hot erotic stories with sizzling chemistry between the hero and heroine. Cara has lived many places in the United States, but currently calls Missouri home. She has a husband and two grown stepkids. When she’s not writing, she enjoys reading and traveling the world.
Cara loves to hear from readers. You may post a comment on her Web site/blog, http://carabristol.com, email her at carabristol50 (at) yahoo (dot) com, or friend her on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/cara.bristol.3.
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Oh sci-fi I love the sound of these thanks Sophia Rose even though I just finished a 32+ hour sci-fi epic by Christopher Paolini this is going on my list 🙂
Haha, yeah, you might need a break.
Oh, this sounds so good and sweet! I really am loving simple romances now, lols.
Great review Sophia!
Yes!!!! Lowest angst ever. 🙂
I really need to try this author!
I agree. 🙂
hahaha I can’t imagine her face when he actually shows up to the party
It was hilarious.
I haven’t started this series yet but I love their authors books and can hardly wait. This sounds so sweet. I love the aliens making their way to Earth and finding love here.
I think this series is even better than her first series that brought the aliens to earth. 🙂
I’ll get to some of these someday. I’m glad it was a pretty good one.
So many on the list to get to. 🙂
Been meaning to do an alien read binge. I’ll have to keep this one in mind.
Oh yes, her aliens are great. 🙂
Thanks for much for review of Wingman. Glad you liked it! Psy: Alien Castaways 3 is coming next, Oct. 27. (ARCs just went out today!).
Ah, kind of you to drop by, Cara. Yes!!! I snagged my e-ARC for Psy today.