Gini Koch

Kitty and her hot super-powered alien husband move their spy games to Washington, D.C. It’s designer dresses cut so as not to impede chasing the baddies, well-trained animal guardians, and orgasms reenacted on the boardroom table. OK, 3.5 stars. The critters are fun.

Koch, Gini. Alien Tango. DAW, 2010. Katherine “Kitty” Katt 2.
Chick lit with sexy aliens and monstrous aliens Kitty calls “fuglies.” When the course of true love gets troubled, you worry that you will never be able to make love in a shower again. All the normal people you know turn out to be aliens. And, oh yes, men’s rooms in bus stations may be teleportation portals. Give Alien Tango three or four stars, depending on how guilty you like your pleasures.

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Well, I've avoided this series/author for years since I'm not a fan of romance novels, but it was recommended to me by a fellow shopper in my favorite indie. He said they were light and fun, with a fresh t a ke on aliens. So I bought the first one and agree with him. Fast read, lots of action, snappy dialog, and fairly easy to skim past the "my knees went weak" blather and the frequent steamy passages.