bend your reality with Barbara Romo
...author of science-fiction romance that's just a bit alien
What if the eccentric man in the mansion next door really is stranger than you can imagine? Welcome to my world - where aliens look for love just like the rest of us.
Well, maybe their methods are a little different...
"...Ms. Romo, please write more. I need another visit with Gideon and Hannah!" ~ Jan Crow, Paranormal Romance Reviews 
"...one of the most original ideas I have heard in a long time...Ms. Romo has given us an amazing story that made me laugh, cry, and wonder...what would happen next." ~ 5 Coffee Cups from Hollie, Coffee Time Romance
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"...well written...Ms. Romo has done a great job..." ~ 5 Hearts from Margo Arthur,The Romance Studio
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Gideon
Cyrus might be wearing a cap with dancing green men on it, but he takes
extraterrestrials very seriously. After all, he IS an alien. Not that he can
prove it at the moment - his latest attempt to use his maturing Olam powers
blew up his microwave - but the time is coming when he'll demonstrate his worth
not only to his beloved adopted planet of Earth, but to one stubborn,
fascinating ufologist.
coming soon from

The Prodigal Alien
What if you wrote a book...
...and it ruined his life?
Reeling from her husband's admission that he's gay and the safe life she's carefully constructed is a sham, the last thing writer Adelaide "Del" Smythe needs is to be rescued by a twenty-third century bounty hunter who claims she's ruined his existence.
Interstellar bounty hunger Evan Mariner is determined to rid himself of the twenty-first century author who inspired his traitorous mother and to build a reputation that will forever banish the infamy of his parentage.
But as Del and Evan hunt down the man trying to change both Evan's past and Del's future, they will fight forces far darker than those Evan thought he'd inherited, a present riskier than Del ever thought she'd be able to handle, and a future more rewarding than either can imagine.
Header image: Chandra/Hubble/Spitzer X-ray/Visible/Infrared Image of M82, courtesy of NASA, ESA, CXC and JPL-Caltech