Have you ever seen a planet invaded by rampaging space mutants from another dimension or Nazi dinosaurs from the future?
Don’t let this happen to you!
Rifts happen, so you should be ready when universes collide. A policy with Stranger & Stranger can cover all of your interdimensional insurance needs. Rated “Number One in Customer Satisfaction” for three years running, no claim is too big or too weird for Tom Stranger to handle.
But now Tom faces his greatest challenge yet. Despite being assigned the wrong―and woefully inadequate―intern, Tom must still provide quality customer service to multiple alternate Earths, all while battling tentacle monsters, legions of the damned, an evil call center in Nebraska, and his archnemesis, Jeff Conundrum. Armed with his Combat Wombat and a sense of fair play, can Tom survive? And will Jimmy the Intern ever discover his inner insurance agent?
It’s time to kick ass and adjust claims.
Adam Baldwin (Firefly, Chuck) performs Larry Correia’s madcap interdimensional tale of underwriting and space travel, where the only thing scarier than tentacle monsters is a high deductible.
Larry and Adam bring Interdemensional Insurance to the masses. Tom Stranger is all about customer service! Having read the Tom Stranger snippets on MonsterHunterNation I was thrilled to learn that Larry and Adam were collabrating to bring his stories to life. Once I downloaded the file I was hooked… can’t wait to get off work and listen again.Â
DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS BOOK WHILE DRIVING OR OPERATING HEAVY MACHINERY. I made the mistake tackling the highways of South Florida while Alec Baldwin filled my truck with his terse voice narrating what is possibly one of the funniest (and finest) pieces of SciFi literature ever made. I was laughing so hard, I ended up driving like a stunt double for a Mad Max movie. At least one Prius ended up in a canal somewhere between the indian (sorry, native american) casino and a racetrack. And at least two of those small metal twinkies driven by rapping hamsters finished…
fun story and how he got his start) I’ll state this up front. if this is your first exposure to Larry Correia, stop. Go and read his Monster Hunter series (delicious, fun story and how he got his start), his Hard Magic Series (better IMHO than his MHI series, his maturity as a writer and story-teller really shines and prospers here), the Dead Six Series co-authored with Mike Kupari (darkest world yet, it’s a military thriller tinged with the Supernatural on the same path as John Ringo, it’s as if he’s honed his story-telling…