ASIN B007HAC5RM moved to the most recent edition Aliens from the planet Fem have decided that as compassionate citizens of the galaxy they have a duty to alleviate suffering and affliction from the rest of the galaxy. In the majority of cases this will involve sharing their unprecedented prosperity and quality of life with those planets less fortunate than themselves. Of course, in a minority of extreme cases this will also involve eliminating life from those planets in the galaxy where the level of suffering is simply too great to alleviate. Unfortunately for Earth, the Femlings have deemed us one such planet...

In order to avoid spoiling the plot for anyone who hasn't yet read the first book in the series, any potential spoilers have been censored from the following blurb for 'How To Save The World: Part 2A - Be Careful What You Wish For': “The second book in the 'How To Save The World' saga follows on from the dramatic conclusion to book one with Eric’s adventures on the planet Fem continuing as he \\\\\\\\ \\ \\\\\ \\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\ caught with a highland goat, an industrial strength vacuum cleaner and a Peter Stringfellow mask \\\\\\ \\ \\\\\ \\\\ \\\\\\\ allegations which I hasten to add were never proven \\\\\\ \\\ \\\\\\\\ \\\\ the subject of a super injunction from Honey Crescent Farm which prevented any further incidents involving \\\\\ \\\\ \\\\\\ \\ \\\\ \\\\ large protruding object from his \\\\\\\\ \\\\ \\\ \\\\\ \\\\\\ took a team of highly skilled professionals several hours to dislodge \\\\\\ \\\ \\\\\\\\ \\\\ \\\\\ ten sessions of counselling for the understandably disturbed monkey \\\\\ \\ \\\\ \ \\\\\ \\\\\\ leading to the dramatic finale with things excitingly balanced for the next book in the series, How To Save The World: Part 2B – By Whatever Means Necessary.” ... ... Please note, ‘How To Save The World: Part 2A – Be Careful What You Wish For’ is suitable for ages 18+ and is not recommended for prudes or squares.

'How To Save The World: Part 3C - In The End, No-One Can Escape Justice' is the sixth and final book in the ‘How To Save The World’ saga. I would therefore recommend that new readers start with book one (How To Save The World: An Alien Comedy), which is the traditional way to read a story (with the exception of Star Wars where most people generally start with part four). However, I still get my royalties whatever order people buy the books in, so if you want to read the story back to front then that's fine by me. ... ... Please note, the ‘How To Save The World’ books are suitable for ages 18+ and are not recommended for prudes or squares.