Atto Run: The First Level of Hell

by Joelle LeGendre, Bobby Dempsey (Editor)

Atto A SciFi Cinderella comedy-romance that pokes fun at the craziness of life on Earth, & possibly elsewhere. All that stands between Earth & Ri-Atto turning into asteroid belts are the bored preteen with a high-tech orb who rules Earth, a former beautician from a small Florida town, & a very frightened Ri-Atton illegal alien. They're about to find out that the universe has a sick sense of humor.

398 pages, Paperback

First published January 22, 2014

Reviews

[Elizabeth Willis · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very interesting premise and captivating writing. A little much sex for my taste but was balanced by light hearted humor.

[Carol · Rating 4 out of 5]

Atto Run is the first in a promised series about what happens when two different alien races get it on without supervision by a Higher Race (one of those who sets the rules for lesser species like us). When a Ri-Atto female is banished to the worst planet in the galaxy, good old Mother Earth, it was not foreseen that she would get taken in by a human family who used her strength and good looks to escape the prison-like situation created by the family head. From there, the two species unite to live a better life until unbridled sex has unintended consequences and the Ruler of all has to step in again and sort out the results of an unplanned union. The novel pokes fun at consumerism, the worship of celebrities, those who try to control the lives of family for personal gain, and TV personalities with big egos. Uneven in spots but funny and a good jab at many of those we wish had to live real lives

[Rissi · Rating 2 out of 5]

Lots of sex, which wasn't particularly erotic or interesting, but went on and on for chapters. I had trouble caring for any of the characters. complex story lines about lots of different species. This just did hol my interest.