<p>The galaxy is on the brink of war and only four dysfunctional, hormone-driven teenagers from Earth stand in its way. God help us all.<br />
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Cooper Simpson can&rsquo;t believe his luck when an otherwise crappy day ends with an invitation to join the International Galactic Council. As Earth&rsquo;s first leader on the interstellar body, he figures it&rsquo;s got to be better than the&nbsp;pressures of home and troubles at school.&nbsp;<br />
Unfortunately, it doesn&rsquo;t him take long to realise space can also suck the&nbsp;big one. The other races look down on humanity, danger and death lurk around every moon, and then there&rsquo;s Earth&rsquo;s other councillors - best mate The Ginge, who has a tenuous grip on reality, plus the last two people he would ever voluntarily spend time with - cowardly Pete and school thug Knuckles, who prefers to punch first and ask questions later.&nbsp;<br />
The lads might have the fate of the world in their hands, but at first they&rsquo;re more interested in cute alien girls and a machine that can literally create anything they want &ndash; including limitless free pizza.&nbsp;<br />
It sounds perfect. But as they delve deeper into council politics, they&nbsp;discover a conspiracy that threatens to tear the galaxy apart. With the world on the brink of war it&rsquo;s up to them to save the day. Whatever the outcome, life will never be the same again.</p>

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Praise for Starship Dorsano Chronicles: Kings of the World</p>

<p>'A fantastic debut book that is targeted at teenage boys but which will entertain a much wider audience.'<br />
The Advertiser</p>

<p>'I laughed aloud&nbsp;at several points and thoroughly enjoyed&nbsp;the whole read.'<br />
Indie Ebook Review</p>

<p>'A fast-paced&nbsp;geekfest of sound&nbsp;and light.'<br />
Andrew Wright</p>