The Other Side Of Planet Hy Man - Noor, Kerrie A
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They thought they were the only women on Planet Hy Man - until the rats arrived. Still reeling from the COVID-19 near-pandemic, H2 has gone from fearless leader to full-blown agoraphobe, unable to open a window, never mind rule a planet. She pins her hopes on Woody a quirky genius - until his mother is abducted. No one even knew Woody had a mother... let alone that she was living on the planet. As the shock wears off, H2 realises the only thing they know about kidnapping is the Mel Gibson film Ransom And before she can tap into Woody's brilliance, he's off, gone to save his mother and is as…mehr

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They thought they were the only women on Planet Hy Man - until the rats arrived. Still reeling from the COVID-19 near-pandemic, H2 has gone from fearless leader to full-blown agoraphobe, unable to open a window, never mind rule a planet. She pins her hopes on Woody a quirky genius - until his mother is abducted. No one even knew Woody had a mother... let alone that she was living on the planet. As the shock wears off, H2 realises the only thing they know about kidnapping is the Mel Gibson film Ransom And before she can tap into Woody's brilliance, he's off, gone to save his mother and is as out of reach as a defunct satellite. H2 must face her fears, leave her room, and somehow save her people. A piece of galactic pie, right? The Other Side of Planet Hy Man is the eighth in Kerrie Noor's comedy sci-fi series. If you love Terry Pratchett's satire and Douglas Adams' absurdity, then buy today and buckle up for an intergalactic farce at its finest.
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Back in the days before TV remotes and when the Bay City Rollers were Scotland's finest export, Kerrie Noor left Australia for a working holiday - and never looked back.Now based in Scotland, she's been a community radio DJ, belly dance teacher, stand-up comic, and Edinburgh Festival performer. Her first sci-fi novel, Rebel Without a Clue, was inspired by her time helping out in an Indian restaurant after marrying into a Bangladeshi family.Observing as an outsider and often the only woman in the room she saw a comedy of misunderstandings, and the Planet Hy Man series was born - a satirical feminist space opera.Kerrie has been shortlisted for the Asham Short Story Award and had two short plays performed on the radio.