Alien Education (The Alien/Katherine "Kitty" Katt Series Book 15)

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After the events of Operation Immigration, Earth will never be the same. Neither will President and First Lady Jeff and Kitty-Katt Martini, in part because Kitty’s been tapped to represent Earth in the Galactic Council. Which Kitty feels is a bad idea. And she might not be wrong. Her first official planned TV morning show visit goes awry and it’s only the quick thinking of the actor determined to make the Code Name: First Lady movie a reality who saves the day. Meaning Kitty’s now forced to work with Hollywood as well as every alien race around, while prep for her new gig makes her miss the days of the Washington Wife class. Meanwhile, the Embassy Daycare kids are all about to enter “real school” for the first time in most of their lives – and none of them want to go, for reasons beyond the fear of the unknown. The risks ratchet up as Jeff and Kitty discover that the children may have real grounds to be concerned – the school’s administration and faculty are great but many of the students and their families seem shady to downright dangerous and everyone seems to have an evil agenda. Learning as much as possible about every alien race in the galaxy, fending off the advances both business and personal from a variety of Hollywood types, and dealing with the assimilation of various alien races seems like nothing, however, once Jeff and Kitty discover that Stephanie Valentino – Jeff’s niece and the true Heir Apparent to the original Mastermind – is back in action, and she’s fighting far dirtier than any of their enemies have before. Now Jeff and Kitty have to thwart the most insidious attacks yet, while keeping tenuous peace on Earth and goodwill towards all sentient species going and also somehow managing to be a part of the most truly terrifying organization they’ve ever encountered – the school’s Parent-Teacher Association.

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Is Alien Education (The Alien/Katherine "Kitty" Katt Series Book 15) appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

Parents should know this book features moderate sci-fi action violence, political intrigue, and villainous schemes. The romance is established (married couple) with mild content and the tone is humorous despite the stakes.