The Teleport This Trilogy

Small Universe #1-3

by Christopher M. Daniels

The Teleport This Trilogy is a fast paced, science fiction adventure that centers on Simon and Gilbert, two terrestrial physicists that trip and stumble into and across a larger universe, trying desperately to find their way back to Earth in one piece while possibly purchasing a working lightsaber or two along the way. As the story progresses, the boys become paired up with female characters both human and android, aliens interact with reality TV, situations get juicy, brains get probed, various appendages are cut off, family bonds are stretched, abstract consciousness is discovered in soup bowl, jokes are made about pianists, castle walls are breached, warranties are voided and, of course, a liberal amount of alcohol is consumed throughout. All this for your reading pleasure.

The Teleport This Trilogy consists of books 1-3 in the Small Universe series and is available at the super low price of $4.99 US.

Small Universe Series
Teleport This
Soul to Soul
Geppetto’s Daughter

506 pages, Paperback

First published January 3, 2014

About the author

Christopher Daniels is a part time writer of humorous science fiction, which means that, as often as he can, he makes up funny, imaginary stories that he hopes provides people with a laugh or two to help get them through their day. His alter ego is a full time product manager in the semiconductor industry where he makes up funny, imaginary stories that become sales forecasts and expense reports.

Chris has worked as both a hardware and software engineer, mostly focusing on the best ways to excite electrons, until management recognized his ability to coherently communicate technical information to customers while meeting and sometimes exceeding the five drink minimum, after which he was recruited by the Marketing department.

Chris can be reached at chris.daniels1256@gmail.com

Reviews

[Ashraf Siddiqi]

Not bad

I actually laughed or snickered a few times while reading. It's hard to amuse me. A quick read, will try the rest.

[Tony Coyle]

Surprisingly fun

I started this trilogy with some trepidation, as humor is often lacking in ostensibly funny books. However, I read the three books very quickly, and enjoyed them immensely. Maybe my age gave me a hook into the author's worldview? Anyway, a gun quick read, and one I'm disappointed to have ended so quickly.
I'll be looking out for more of Mr Daniels work.