Young Adult Space Opera from a Hugo award nominated author. Flying saucers don't land in country parks.

They aren't piloted by Englishmen. They aren't made by Hawker Siddeley.

And they are never, ever used to smuggle Monster Munch. Britain has had a secret colony in space for years.

But now the colony is refusing to take orders from London - and London has decided to send in the troops. Anthony Stevens and Cleopatra Shakespeare, abducted by a UFO from England, have found themselves in a war that both sides may lose - because there is an ancient enemy out among the stars, one that watches squabbles between nations in the same way a child pits insects against each other in an ant farm.

Where is the hidden colony of Gondolin? How did the USA get interstellar spaceflight in the 1950s? And who or what is Truman J. Slughound the Third? Find out in this series, guaranteed to contain:colour-changing aliensGodless communists from Altairrednecks from Barnard's Starspace fightersrocket pistolsdeath by ecstasyvery bad hair.

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and more explosions than you can shake a stick at. Enter the universe of Ant and Cleo at your peril.

Once you know about it, someone may have to kill you. The Ant and Cleo series books, in order, are:1 - Ant and Cleo2 - Sister Ships and Alastair3 - There Ain't Gonna Be No World War Three4 - Destination Alpha Four5 - Dog On The Highway6 - At The Goings Down Of The Suns7 - Time Held Me Green And Dying8 - The Moon A Ghostly Galleon9 - Today's Stars For Dinosaurus10 - Make Omicron Eridani Great Again11 - On A Small World West Of Wonder12 - We Have Been In Hell Before"Non-stop over-the-top adventures, misadventures, and a Furby.

""The author has a dry sense of humour which often had me chuckling out loud. ""Intelligent, imaginative and very funny.

""As well written and ridiculous as only British humor can be. ""Ridiculously good fun.

""For a young adult, this is a five star novel with the depth and pacing appropriate to the audience. ""My fourteen-year-old enjoyed it and wants more.

""Absolutely a hoot, and the concept really allows for imaginations to run riot. ""A fantastic read, as mad as it is intelligent this book gripped me from page one and I couldn't put it down until the end.

I am now reading the second in the series and can't believe that we're not watching this on TV yet. TV producers please take note - a little gem!""Brilliant, off-the-wall comedy (with some serious back story).

""Very sarcastic, rollicking and just plain fun. ""Just take my word for it and read it.

You will love it!"" Hilarious! Thrilling! Magnificent! Bloody well wizard!". .