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Rob wrote: "I received 25 free codes for my new sci-fi comedy novel, Where the Hell is Tesla? Here's the latest Audible.com review: "MODERN AND ENTERTAINING -- In the company of recent great reads/listens li..."
The book sounds like great entertainment.
I would love a code
I have a few books ahead of this one, but am willing to listen and review it for you.My blog is at http://amiesbookreviews.wordpress.com
My email is justinandjakesmom@yahoo.ca
Thanks
Amie
I haven't read any funny sci-fi in ages. I would love to listen and review. I post reviews to Audible.com, Goodreads and my blog at https://jeffreybarronowens.wordpress.....You can send the code to jbarronowens@comcast.net
Thank You!
Jeffrey
Rob wrote: "Patrick, Nospin, Holly, and A. -- you should have the codes in your inbox. Enjoy!"Got it!
Thanks!
This looks right up my alley!I'd love a chance to give it a try and review it.
My email is sublimesanura@gmail.com if you have any codes left. :)
This sounds like a great book! If you have any more codes, I'd love to listen and review. ckelemen@purdue.edu
Holy Cow! This book is AWESOME. If you liked John Dies at the End or John Scalzi's books like Agent to the Stars or The Android's Dream, you'll love this. Funny buddy adventure with a scifi bent. I'm halfway done and I don't want it to end.
STill going? If so, please send me a copy. If not, thank you for offering this to the group.Tom
Tom.prigg@gmail.com
I was impressed by Holly's review, sounds like my kind of book. I actually live on the corner of a street named Tesla Terrace in honor of him. I've sent you a message with my email if you still have any codes left. Thanks!
GOOD NEWS -- the folks over at ACX/Audible just sent me over another batch of codes. Robin, Justin, and Tom, codes are on their way to your email. Enjoy!I've still got a bunch, so if you're still interested just send me a message with your email address.
Just finished the book and it was great! I have read many books touted as the next Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy but this one truly had the same zany feeling. Thanks so much for the free code. I read the end of it on my Kindle through Kindle Unlimited. I posted my review at Goodreads, Amazon and Audible.
I think this would be right up my ally!jhempel32@gmail.com is the email if you still have codes!
Thanks Rob!
Tony - let me know if the code works in the UK. If not, I'll contact audible to get a UK code. Joe - code's on its way.
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John Dies at the End (other topics)Agent to the Stars (other topics)
The Android's Dream (other topics)















"MODERN AND ENTERTAINING -- In the company of recent great reads/listens like John Dies, Ready Player One, Lost and Found. I love this funny sci-fi stuff and the narration is fantastic." -- Jerome
If you'd like a free code for this, send me a message with your email address.
- Rob
• Top 100 Best Selling Sci-Fi Time Travel Book on Amazon.com
• Top 100 Best Selling Sci-Fi Adventure Book on Amazon.com
• 35 reviews with a 4.9 out of 5 stars
About the Book: It’s a sci-fi odsyssey. Comedy. Love story. And of course… it’s got Nikola Tesla. I’ll let Chip, the main character tell you more: “I found the journal at work. Well, I don’t know if you’d call it work, but that’s where I found it. It’s the lost journal of Nikola Tesla, one of the greatest inventors and visionaries ever. Before he died in 1943, he kept a notebook filled with spectacular claims and outrageous plans. One of these plans was for an “Interdimensional Transfer Apparatus” – that allowed someone (in this case me and my friend Pete) to travel to other versions of the infinite possibilities around us. Crazy, right? But that’s just where the crazy starts.”
NOTE: This book contains a fair amount of colorful language. (Or more accurately, Chip's got a mouth like a sailor.) For most folks it doesn't seem to be an issue, but if you're sensitive to it, you might want to pass.