Elves vs. Aliens

Love across worlds was never supposed to be easy. Then the aliens got involved.Katie thought saving Avalon would be the hard part. Turns out, dating its High King while navigating Faerie politics is way worse-and being kidnapped by laser-wielding aliens really puts a damper on her social life.Fox isn't doing much better: trapped aboard an alien worldship while he should be pacifying the Mountain at the Center of Everything, nursing old scars and new secrets, he's about to find out what happens when you become the key to an alien empire's plans.Back in Faerie, Beri-the High King, bureaucratic nightmare, and one very angry boyfriend-has teamed up with Eagle, a world-weary god with a knife problem and trust issues the size of a solar system. Together, they make an unlikely rescue team… if they don't kill each other or fall in love first.Across worlds and heartbreaks, revolution brews. The alien Matil don't stand a chance-though, to be fair, neither do our heroes.Featuring a revolving cast of fae monarchs, punk swordfighters, emotionally unstable gods, and people who probably shouldn't be allowed to hold sharp objects, Elves vs. Aliens reminds us of one important truth:Everyone thinks they're the main character and, inconveniently, they're all right. The first novel Michelle John ever read was 'The Wizard of Oz' when she was six years old, and she has been fascinated by the intersection of fantasy and girl power ever since. As soon as she figured out the proper way to hold a pen she started writing stories about princesses who rescue dragons from evil princes. She hasn't yet found a reason to stop. Her style may have changed a bit since kindergarten, but in the twenty-five years of her career, she has never found a more interesting story to tell than that of a heroic young woman who saves the day.