Review: Wise and Creative
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 21, 2013
I wish authors would hire me as a proofreader -- this book needs me.  I would not change a sentence!  It's terrific.  But it's filled with typos and simple word errors. Ms. Eidem: Send me a comment if you're interested.One afternoon, Lisa age 23 is sitting at her husband's grave.  The next thing she knows, she wakes up on a spaceship surrounded by alien males -- large in stature with colorful skin.  The aliens' planet has a shortage of females.  After returning to Earth for her two daughters, Lisa and her girls teach the aliens how things are done on Earth.  Males and females speak freely to one another.  They exchange ideas and show respect.  They show affection, express gratitude, and appreciation.  They are quickly the most popular creatures in a room.The title of this book refers to the King of Lisa's new planet, named Grim.  On the spaceship, Grim makes a deal with Lisa: sorry we left your children behind, we thought you were unattached.  I will turn the ship around and help you to gather your children if you agree to return to my planet and "join" with me and no other male.  Lisa agrees.  She does not regret her decision -- she and her daughters soon find joy with Grim in his musty castle.  When Lisa uncovers a plot to unseat Grim from his throne, the adventures begin.Look forward to reading future adventures with Grim and Lisa.