She wanted to prove girls can code. Unleashing an alien invasion? Not so much. Lexi just wanted to shut up some online trolls and prove she could hack with the best of them. But when her code helps unlock a mysterious signal from deep space, it unleashes an unhinged alien AI intent on taking over the planet with an army of ninja-skilled robots (who all happen to look like Elvis Presley). To save the world, Lexi will have to team up with a slightly glitchy robot, the cyber bullies who used to mock her, and an alien influencer with an insatiable appetite for human attention. What could go wrong? A hilarious sci-fi adventure, The Last of the Elvis Ninja Robots irreverently digs at modern-day issues such as digital dependence, misinformation and cosmic gentrification. "Full of hilarity and heart in equal measure, The Last of the Elvis Ninja Robots is most importantly fun! Readers looking for a rolliking good time about alien invasions, STEM-smart girls, and of course Elvis Ninja Robots, won't be disappointed." Sean Fletcher, Author "Readers are going to love Lexi who uses her snark and smarts as she tries to outwit an alien AI to prevent a global takeover. Packed with loveable characters, absurd twists, and plenty of hilarious action, The Last of the Elvis Ninja Robots is a non-stop fun ride!" John Felico Author The Last of the Elvis Ninja Robots by Michael Stephens is a wildly imaginative and entertaining novel that blends humor, science fiction, and action into a unique narrative. The story follows Lexi Ames, a fifteen-year-old coding prodigy, as she inadvertently unleashes an alien AI into the world and then races against time to stop its plans for global domination. The plot is packed with twists, quirky characters, and unexpected moments. Stephens also touches on themes of teamwork, ingenuity, and the importance of standing up for what's right, even when the odds seem insurmountable. Lexi's journey from a misunderstood teenager to a world-saving hero is entertaining and inspiring. Her relationship with Danny, the last Elvis ninja robot, adds a heartfelt touch. The pacing is brisk, with each chapter introducing new challenges and surprises. The dialogue is sharp and often laugh-out-loud funny, particularly when Lexi spars with the aliens or navigates the eccentricities of her team. The author's ability to weave humor into high-stakes situations is one of the book's standout qualities. While the story leans heavily on humor and absurdity, it doesn't shy away from moments of tension and action. The Last of the Elvis Ninja Robots is a delightful read for fans of science fiction and comedy. Its originality, clever writing, and memorable characters make it a welcome addition to the genre. Whether looking for a laugh or an action-packed adventure, this book delivers on both fronts. Michael Stephens has crafted a story that is as entertaining as it is imaginative, and it's sure to be a bestseller. Carol Thompson, Reader's Favorite I wrote this book for anyone who has ever asked what is the meaning of our existence? Are we alone in the universe? What's the best way to disguise an army of robots to help aliens take over the world? She wanted to prove girls can code. Unleashing an alien invasion? Not so much. Lexi just wanted to shut up some online trolls and prove she could hack with the best of them. But when her code helps unlock a mysterious signal from deep space, it unleashes an alien AI with multiple personalities... and questionable taste in robot attire. Now Earth is facing a full-blown invasion led by an unhinged extraterrestrial intelligence and its army of ninja-skilled bots (who all happen to look like Elvis Presley). To prevent a global takeover, Lexi must team up with an unreliable crew, including a slightly glitchy robot, the cyber bullies who used to mock her, and an alien influencer with an insatiable appetite for human attention. It's not exactly what Lexi signed up for. But hey, someone has to save the world! Michael Stephens writes sci-fi comedies because he believes the world needs more funny! He lives with his wife in Richmond, Virginia on a lil' blue dot called Earth located along the Orion-Cygnus arm of the Milky Way.