I dropped down on the cushion beside Lea and picked up the book she'd been reading. Turning the book over, my brows flew up as I got an eyeful of the hottie on the cover. Wait. Is this book about aliens?She snatched it back from me. Yes.Really?But they're hot aliens. She tapped on the guy's face with one thin finger. And he can be my ET any day.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In a light-hearted exchange, the narrator discovers an intriguing book that Lea has been reading. The cover features an attractive alien, prompting a mix of surprise and curiosity as the narrator questions the content. The revelation that the story involves aliens catches the narrator off guard, especially with the added detail about their appeal.

Lea's playful demeanor becomes evident when she quickly snatches the book back, affirming its unusual premise. She enthusiastically expresses her admiration for the handsome alien on the cover, humorously suggesting that he would be a desirable companion, positioning the narrative in a fun and engaging way.

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