Do you think it's easy being an alien, a satanic creature or anything else not considered part of the Homo-sapiens-only club? They have tough days just like humans do and their frustration is growing. Don't believe it? Well, what about Lucifer, the prince of darkness, who runs a car dealershipwhat about his feelings when he is faced with that impossible sale and he can't get a signature on form 666, the standard soul contract? Or maybe you wondered about how an extremely vain alien copes with having a bad hair day as he tries to alter the future of Earth? Will his cosmetic problems be our problems in other ways? Perhaps you heard about the opposite vampire who loves to give blood, hates the darkness and has a fetish for garlichow does he get through a bad relationship? How about a DNA-altered cat that has been given the personality of one of the world's most fearsome criminals? Will its human owners understand or will it be a less then purr-fect arrangement? What's the common thread to all this discontent, you ask? What is it about most stories that stay the same? It's the human! These aliens and demonic creatures are sick and tired of being the second fiddle in the story. They want what everybody wants: to be the center of attention of the stories for a change, instead of the pesky humans and now they finally get their wish. In Aliens and Satanic Creatures Wanted: Humans Need Not Apply, they finally get top billing and they exploit it as far as they can.
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- Release Date 08/01/2003
- Author Tony Ruggiero
- Language English
- Company Amber Quill Pr Llc
- Weight 14.4 ounces
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