Regina Paul Getting Out Alive

I think that Regina Paul Getting Out Alive was good when it came to the fact of how it described what Angel Whitedove was going through and how she was trying to help other survivors of alien abductions. I also felt that the text kept me going and reading. I never once felt that the book was a slow read. I had a hard time getting away from my computer to do other things.

Just when you think you know...

GETTING OUT ALIVE by Regina Paul is a phenomenal adventure with layer after layer of surprise. Angel Whitedove has a secret. Arrested for the murder of her parents, she has learned how to make herself blend into her environment. Wearing disguises has become a way of life.

Known nationally, how could a Native American woman with her father's cobalt eyes make herself unrecognizable without them? Between tabloid reporters stalking and the Greys with their black almond eyes constantly on her trail she has had to do her work incognito while living like a nomad in seclusion.

One would think that her life is quite eventful enough. Enter, Darek, Starship Commander from the planet Laren. His sole mission was to bring her father, a fugitive on Laren, home to stand trial. Darek has been a strong defender of his planet's laws. The fact that Laaen is doomed to certain death, as would Angel be because of her lineage doesn't phase the commander. But courage is something he can relate to. Upon discovering her life long suffering and bonding with both Angel and her sole companion Wolf he makes a decision that could cost him everything he has worked so hard for. But learning that the ancient beings that once abducted his people have not gone into extinction changes his views. Deciding to return to Laren without revealing the existence of Angel is completely reversed when his ex-lover Zetara snatches Angel. I can't remember hating a character this vile in many years. I so enjoyed following this pair as they risk both of their lives to protect both of their planets in a race against time and a dangerous dance out of the clutches of the purple haired witch!

Just when you think you have figured it all out, you find yourself starting all over again.

At this point my only regret is that there is no sequel. I look forward to many years enjoying the books by Regina Paul!

Valerie CJ McGee

Author of INSIGHT