Life on Mars

<p><strong style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1)>[A] dystopian novel too close to today's political world... -Lea Wait <em>USA Today</em> Bestselling author</strong></p><p><strong><u>2020 International Book Awards Finalist - Humor</u></strong></p><p><strong><u>2019 Best Book Awards Finalist - Humor</u></strong></p><p><em>Life on Mars </em>takes a satirical look at evolution vs. Intelligent Design - a sort of feint by anti-evolutionists to get creationism into the classroom by assiduously avoiding the mention of God. Instead reference is made to a higher or superior intelligence. The novel's conceit is this: what if the Intelligent Design folks are right and the evolutionists are wrong?</p><p>What if a higher intelligence did indeed get the ball of creation rolling only the intelligence wasn't God but an alien race (The Spong) that had seeded earth as a botanical garden eons ago only to return to find it contaminated with humans?</p><p>In preparation for a Treatment to correct their error the Spong assign a human to act as earth's final biographer to provide them with proof of why humans just have to go.</p>