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    Alien Admirer: Alien Next Door, #2
    Alien Admirer: Alien Next Door, #2
    Alien Admirer: Alien Next Door, #2
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    Alien Admirer: Alien Next Door, #2

    By Jessica E. Subject

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    He fills her with forbidden longing…

    Widowed for over a year, Sera longs for the company of her younger, sexier neighbor, the one man she can never have—unless she plans to rob the cradle. It's too dangerous…

    She's the only one for him…

    Adam never wanted to settle down…until Sera. But even when her children give him the green light, he must prove age is an alien concept...

    Will Sera give him a chance, or will Adam be left in the cold, never more than her alien admirer?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJessica E. Subject
    Release dateMar 20, 2017
    ISBN9780991932023
    Alien Admirer: Alien Next Door, #2
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    Jessica E. Subject

    Jessica E. Subject is the author of science fiction romance, mostly alien romances, ranging from sweet to super hot. Sometimes she dabbles in paranormal and contemporary as well, bringing to life a wide variety of characters. In her stories, you can not only meet a sexy alien or two, but also clones and androids. You may be transported to a dystopian world where rebels are fighting to live and love, or to another planet for a romantic rendezvous. When Jessica is not reading, writing, or doing dreaded housework, she likes to go to fitness class, listen to BTS, and walk her Great Pyrenees/Retriever her family adopted from the local animal shelter. Jessica lives in Ontario, Canada with her husband and two energetic children. And she loves to hear from her readers.

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      Alien Admirer - Jessica E. Subject

      Alien Admirer Blurb:

      He fills her with forbidden longing…

      Widowed for over a year, Sera longs for the company of her younger, sexier neighbor, the one man she can never have—unless she plans to rob the cradle. It’s too dangerous…

      She’s the only one for him…

      Adam never wanted to settle down…until Sera. But even when her children give him the green light, he must prove age is an alien concept...

      Will Sera give him a chance, or will Adam be left in the cold, never more than her alien admirer?

      Alien Admirer (Alien Next Door book 2)

      Copyright 2013-2015 Jessica E Subject

      Published by Jessica E. Subject

      Cover Art 2013-2015 by Fantasia Frog Designs

      ISBN: 978-0-99193-202-3

      Editing Services by Wizards in Publishing

      All rights reserved. Except as permitted under the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the author.

      This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

      ALIEN ADMIRER

      Alien Next Door Series

      Book Two

      By

      Jessica E. Subject

      Table of Contents

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

      Chapter Six

      Chapter Seven

      Chapter Eight

      Thank you from Author

      Sneak Peek at Alien Attraction

      Bibliography

      About the Author

      Chapter One

      Staring out the window at his next door neighbor, Adam cringed. His buddies had already left for Morty’s Pub, needing a break from a week of twelve hour days to finish building another house. He was the only licensed carpenter among them, though they all put in the same effort. Instead of spending his Friday night with them, he’d chosen to lounge in nothing but boxer briefs, and pine over the woman of his desires, but not his reality. Not because one of his parents came from a planet many light years away—a part of his life that he kept secret from everyone. Neither did their eight-year difference in age weigh into his decision to stay away from her.

      No, Sera’s husband had died about a year ago and she’d refused to start dating again, saying her kids didn’t want a replacement for their father.

      Adam longed for a way to convince her to take a chance on him. Her children, Melody and Zach, clung to him every time he offered to take them swimming in the lake, or treated them to ice cream from the convenience store up the road, or any other time they spotted him outside.

      He adored them.

      Sure, Sera needed time to grieve. He understood that, but his mental comprehension didn’t stop his dick from stiffening every time he had her in his sight. No woman had left his body humming with one simple glance in her direction. Except Sera.

      He yearned to read her thoughts, sense more than her emotions. Her sadness and grief he empathized with, but nothing explained the confusion he sensed around her. In the few moments alone he’d had with her, she always changed the subject when asked if she’d considered dating again. Sure, she trusted him with her kids, but that trust didn’t extend enough to open up to him. She remained a mystery, one he desperately wanted to solve.

      Adam groaned, grabbing a shirt. I’m going out. He’d been through all of this before. No point waiting forever for her to change her mind. So what if his dad said his ability to read her emotions pointed to Sera as his soul mate. She’d probably never view him as anything more than a handy sitter.

      Pulling on a pair of jeans, he considered a trip to the local pub. The same women always frequented the place, but at least he’d be guaranteed some action. His fist, and fantasies of the woman next door, no longer brought him much satisfaction. He craved the real thing.

      Not going to happen.

      After a quick spray of cologne, he peeked out his window one last time. And froze. His neighbor stood naked on the dock, her luscious body glowing in the moonlight. That image ingrained in his mind, his cock stiffened. Screw going to the bar. He either finished the job based on the recent sighting, or acted fast to get even closer to her.

      No harm in trying. He rushed down the stairs.

      ***

      A settlement. That’s all the company had to offer. More fucking money. Though none of it would bring Rob back.

      They were supposed to be happy together, enjoying their lottery winnings in their dream home. But all of their dreams crumbled into one horrible nightmare. An electrician by trade, her husband had his own company and bid on tenders for work at factories and other businesses in the area. After they’d won ten million dollars, he’d agreed to take a few years off and spend more time with her and their children. On the day they were set to move into their newly-built fantasy home, Sera received a phone call that changed her life. Her husband had been killed on the job.

      Sera wiped away the tears. She’d shed enough of them already. Anger consumed her, aimed at the factory that contracted her husband for allowing a faulty forklift on the floor, at Rob for taking that one last job, working one more day, and at herself, for allowing his memory to slowly slip away. She didn’t want to lose him, let him disappear from her life, but her kids and the small collection of pictures of him remained her sole connection to him. Although he’d done all of the electrical

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