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Earth Guys are Easy is the second book in the Planet Nerak series and is a sexy, fast paced romantic comedy that will keep you turning the pages.

Undercover cop Nick Scericino always attracts the wrong kind of female. He’s pretty sure his luck hasn’t changed when a sexy young lady strolls into the backwoods bar during a sting operation. Saving her from an overzealous biker cinches his hunch. Who’s playing who? Is she really looking for her cousin or is she part of the Russian mafia drug ring?

Kia will stay with the warrior who attempted to protect her. She is also a warrior, although there are no wars, or men, on her perfect planet. Still, it will be good to learn his warrior ways. And they can have sex so she can compare him to her companion
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