Crazy Rich Aliens

Alienn, Arkansas, Book 6

By: Fiona Roarke

Narrated by: B.J. Harrison

Anastasia Esposito Romano’s family moves in the highest echelons of Alpha-Prime society, yet she is content with her position at one of the planet’s most exclusive galleries. When her iron-fisted uncle orders Ana to chase after her wayward younger sister, she has no choice but to follow the trail to Earth—where she also hopes to find the mysterious artist whose paintings are the talk of the planet.

In a large, boisterous family responsible for keeping the Alpha colony in Alienn, Arkansas, hidden from the humans, Wheeler Grey is known as the brother who stays out of trouble. They have no idea he has a secret life as the artist known as Alias-X, risking exile from Earth if anyone finds out about his clandestine trips to New York City to sell his work. When he encounters a certain dark-haired beauty, he wants her as his muse.

After mistakenly accusing Wheeler of leading her sister astray, Ana is glad to have him to lean on when trouble finds her in Alienn. She’s even happier when he offers to be her guide and accomplice in the hunt for her sister, who may have gone on the run with his brother.

But there is more going on than either of them realized.

And ignorance might get them killed.

©2022 Laura Freeman (P)2022 Laura Freeman

loved it ❣️

ive really enjoyed the entire Alienn, Arkansas series, this book especially! the intrigue of Alias-X and the twists involving Uncle Baddy were genius!
.. i can't Wait for the next Alienn story and hope there are Many more to come!!
💗💗💗

Too L O N G

Good story, great fun but WAY too long. Detail after detail and sub plot after sub plot with agonizing, tortuous detail made my backside tired. I love alien Ark., the Big Bang Truck Stop and all the brothers. Over nine hours for one book? I cannot see it. Sorry.

Same plot, different story...

The author keeps recycling the same story while simply swapping out the main characters & adding very few twists.
It's just another happily ever after & love at first sight story.
There really is very little variation in the plot itself. The author found something that they could write about & just keeps churning them out.
The narrator is still completely lazy, also recycling character voices to suit the main character(s) instead of each individual person having a distinct tone that carries over from book to book.
An okay listen, but it's getting old...