(And oddly enough, craving Paleo brownies and tuna casserole) The writing is smooth and easy and really helped me to relax and forget at night, and helped me to sleep with a smile on my face.
It is a nice hometown romance in an atmosphere that felt a little bit like Gilmore Girls, with a close knit community, and one "bad guy" who was quirky enough that you had to laugh a little, but at the same time, we've all met "that guy" so it was real. But I picked this up just because I needed to decompress after a tough month of trials, loss, and heartache. This book was exactly what I n OMG THIS BOOK!!!! I have to be honest, Contemporary is not "my thing". OMG THIS BOOK!!!! I have to be honest, Contemporary is not "my thing". Time is ticking down to Armageddon, and Jess must think fast if she's to save the boy she cares about without sacrificing Earth - and everyone on it.1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars But David has a genocide-sized secret, and one betrayal later, they are both in handcuffs as alien warships are positioning themselves around the globe. military one breath behind them, Jess and David grow closer than either of them anticipated. As they race through the woods with Major Dad and most of the U.S. Especially since her Dad is in charge of the squadron searching for David. So how the heck is she supposed to help the sweetest, strangest, and cutest guy she's ever met? Hiding him in her room probably isn't the best idea. Her father runs their house like an army barracks, and with an alien on the loose, Major Dad isn't too keen on the idea of Jess going anywhere. He's from another planet, and if Jess can't help him get back to his ship, he'll be stuck on Earth with nothing to look forward to but the pointy end of a dissection scalpel. But David's not here to find a girlfriend. When a plane crashes in the woods near Jess's home, the boy of her dreams falls out of the sky - literally.
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