In this fourth exciting adventure, William and his veritable She-Hulk (can we use that copyrighted term?) of a wife Cleo embark upon a journey that they never saw coming. It all began with the arrival of a spacecraft...
Prepare yourself for a nonsensical journey through the stars, as our heroes (if you want to call them that - really, it's your call) encounter the almighty Galactic Council, find themselves on earth's hidden sister planet, traverse a desert wasteland, enter an enslavement camp, attempt to convince an alien queen that green is not the only color in the spectrum, avoid heinous death squads, battle an incredibly fiendish villianess (she literally has a heart of steel) and several other events, including but not limited to: human and extraterrestrial relations, creatures mistaken for rocks that give what one might consider good oral pleasure, horrible amounts of genocide and overall complete insanity. You'd have to be on drugs to understand this book, and the writer was most likely on them when he wrote it!
Come on, What kind of nutcase writes this stuff? Rocks that give fellatios? You've got to be kidding. Green queens and death machines and a crazed android dominatrix that most likely needs some Listerine? But this doesn't even scratch the surface of what readers feel is the best moment in the entire series.
It's like a mashup of Ancient Aliens, Dr. Who, Star Wars and dystopian cyberpunk. It all leads up to this exciting point... Are you prepared?
No, really. Are you prepared for this?
(Readers will get a PDF file which can be sideloaded into Kindle and other devices.)