Most of the time, I almost started to enjoy the book, and than it would take a downward plunge.Alex and Ace, I really, really wanted more chemistry between them. Why does Ace fall for Alex, even though he gave few reasons.. they were not enough for me. It was such an amazing concept, but it lacked depth on so many levels. Riley, Gavin even Jen lacked so much in their stance of character development. It was like they were there just for the heck of it. None of their behavior had a stoic background, which made it so much difficult to relate. I couldn't completely love Jen or hate Gavin and Riley. Even the evil queen's behavior was incomprehensive, her behavior towards her son or the situation was very erratic.Alas, I really wanted to love this book but it turned out to be ok. I know, I know, who would read a book with that title? But here we are. (I did get this for free on Amazon; there is no way I would have paid money to read this e-book.) It was quite terrible, but if I'm being completely honest, I loved it. I cringed and wanted to laugh out loud half the time, but I couldn't put it down. It is very reminiscent of Twilight, but worse, so much worse. It was entertaining though. I think this book has potential, but it needs some hard-core editing to make it a complete and fully fleshed-out story. And now that I've read it, I'm seriously contemplating spending the $4 to buy the other two books in the series on Amazon. I'm weak. :)
What do You think about How To Date An Alien (2011)?
I am sure this is plain cheese, but as a huge fan of Roswell I have to admit I am curious about it.
—Angel
A fun teenage novel about dating aliens, and the problems that it would create when doing so.
—jules
The story is light, funny, awesome and desperately cute and romantic.
—hiba
