THE RETURN 2020 STRANDED ALIEN SERIES Orion, brother to Ares and third in command on planet Zaron has been relegated to chief messenger and babysitter. Oh, how the mighty have fallen… It should've been a simple job. Fly to Earth, find the Seer, and deliver a message to Brigit Taylor to let her know her friends, Jaclyn Ward and Rachel Evans were alive and well. Simple. Ha! That was before the vicious squirrel attack, trying to slay a wasabi green dragon at the sci-fi/fantasy convention, and sinking his Katronian rings into the wrong woman's body. Brigit and Orion are about to discover that nothing on Earth is simple and that sometimes the world falling apart is the best thing that can happen to you. Bearing quite a different tone from the previous installments in this series, Return is lighthearted where the previous ones were brooding. This change in tone matches beautifully with the quirky nature of the story’s heroine, which screams with humor. As to Orion, let’s just say that I would have loved to be a fly on the wall just to see his reactions to Brigit’s comments and statements. He is just plain adorable, and that without detracting one bit of his status as an alpha male. The love scenes scorch the pages, and Orion’s “enhanced” attributes are simply drool worthy. Return can be read fully as a stand-alone; however, be forewarned, as once you are done with this title, you can rest assured that if you haven’t read the first 3 books (plus the quickie) yet, you will feel an urgent need to catch up with this series. I admit that I am a bit saddened at seeing one of my favorite paranormal erotic romance series come to an end, but as the saying goes, all good things must come to an end, and this one was worth the wait!--Mireya Orsini--Just Erotic Romance Reviews *ABOUT THE AUTHOR* Jordan Summers is a New York published author with thirty-two books to her credit. She has sold over 155,000 ebooks and is a member of the Horror Writer's Association, International Thriller Writers Inc., SCBWI, and Novelist Inc. You can find out more about her work at jordansummers.com.