The Last MAN On Earth

Leonard Smallwood was so average that a new term soon applied to all things run-of-the-mill; they became known as ‘leonards’, and to this day, that word can be found in most dictionaries and thesauruses denoting all things mediocre.

Leonard Smallwood's extraordinary ordinariness compels NASA to recruit him for its study of the effects of extended isolation in space on “the average person”. While our hero hovers in orbit for three years, a plague kills all of the males on the planet. Thus, when Leonard finally descends, he is indeed the last man on earth.

Leonard's adjustment to this newly lavender land as the only man in a world with over three billion women makes for a ribald, riotous, yet sweetly romantic ride and read; romantic because even with all of that feminine company, Leonard tries to win the heart of just one.

The Last MAN on Earth does not easily fall into any specific genre. It is a sci-fi fantasy, an adventure, a romance, a social satire, and an erotic farce. Part comedy, part tragedy. A white-knuckle thriller and a thought-provoking fable.