Nobody Told Me the Aliens Were Coming

Sixteen alien tourists. Four planetary inspectors. Zero permission to inspect Earth. What could possibly go wrong?

Felix Fletcher and his five best friends have already saved Earth from one intergalactic real estate disaster. They were hoping to return to normal teenage life.

Unfortunately, nobody told them the aliens were coming.

Sixteen extraterrestrial visitors have arrived in Maple Creek, Minnesota, armed with tourist visas, sightseeing itineraries, and an impressive enthusiasm for small-town hospitality.

Four of those visitors also happen to be professional planetary inspectors.

But there’s a catch: Their inspection permits haven’t been approved.

That shouldn’t be a problem. They’re just here on vacation.

Except someone at the Interplanetary Property Exchange has started turning their vacation photographs, travel logs, and innocent sightseeing observations into an official planetary assessment.

Now Felix, Jasper, Piper, Kai, Milo, and Luna must figure out who’s responsible before Earth’s future gets buried beneath another mountain of intergalactic paperwork.

Along the way, they’ll discover that alien visitors love Minnesota hospitality, snowplows are apparently fascinating, and offering someone a cookie can have unexpected diplomatic consequences.

Saving Earth was complicated enough the first time.

Apparently, keeping it saved is even harder.

Nobody Told Me the Aliens Were Coming is Book Two of Earth Was Not Consulted, a fast-paced YA science-fiction comedy about friendship, first contact, intergalactic bureaucracy, and six teenagers who are definitely not qualified to manage planetary affairs.

Perfect for readers who enjoy witty science fiction, unlikely heroes, alien encounters, and adventures where the fate of humanity depends on teenagers who still have homework.