WHAT READERS SAY
I've never read anything quite like this story. It's funny, exciting, steamy, & keeps you on the edge of your seat. I can't put it down for a second. I hope there's more to come.
5 women crash into an alien planet... How lucky for them! 😋 The alien men are big, handsome, intriguing, unique and very possessive! Just how we like them! 😍 The story is captivating, sweet, thrilling and the steamy parts are... Oh la la 🥵 There is going to be a second book people! 👏👏👏 Now go and start reading this gem of a book! 💎 🥰
I'm seriously on the edge of my seat. I love how emotional and adventurous this is. The erotica and romance in this is seriously a 10 out of ten.
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BIO
I began writing when I was around six years old, making comic books. My first publication was a short poem I wrote at twelve after half-hazardly submitting it to a contest. I’ve been quietly writing ever since, keeping all of my work in physical notebooks. I don’t like recognition, I don’t like being in the limelight, and it took a long time to decide to publish under the Micki Mirello pen name.
I'm a dyslexic, AuDHD author who supports the thoughtful use of AI in creative spaces. For myself, and for many disabled and neurodivergent creatives, AI is an accessibility tool. It didn’t write for me, but it did help along the way as an editor. I just hope readers will remember that when they dismiss AI completely, they may also overlook the ways it can help neurodivergent and disabled writers thrive.
For what it’s worth, I do my best to be mindful where I can. I don’t eat meat. One burger has the environmental impact of roughly 5,000 AI prompts. My car is thirty years old. My phone is an iPhone 6. My computer is from 2015. I use my electronics until they completely die, and when I do replace them, I buy used or refurbished. When my clothes get holes, I repurpose the fabric and make something else out of it.
We live in a strange time where the internet expects creators to be perfect. I’m not. I’m honest about that. I don’t read reviews anymore, and I mostly stay off social media. But I am doing the best I can with what I have. Every day, I try to live with integrity where it makes sense and where it’s feasible.
The Authors Guild - Ethical AI Usage Recommendations: https://authorsguild.org/resource/ai-best-practices-for-authors