Friday, February 24, 2012

STEPHEN TREMP: SHARING LAUGHTER AND COFFEE



My guest is Sci-Fi author, Stephen Tremp. He's the author of The Breakthrough Trilogy and Opening, is the second book in the series. He's sharing his latest book and some laughter with us. 

Thanks Sia for hosting me on my Grand OPENING Tour!  I opted for some Bloopers and Boners that had to be edited out of the Star Trek episodes to share with your readers. 
Enjoy!

 

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A scientific breakthrough of such magnitude it could radically alter the future of humanity—for better or worse—is in the wrong hands. Graduate students from M.I.T. have stolen a breakthrough in wormholes from renowned Professor of Physics Nicholas Fischer. Their leader, Nick Fischer Jr., has convinced the group to assassinate powerful politicians and World Bank executives, privy to the discovery, to prevent them from using it for their own New World Order agenda and egregious profits. Using wormholes for swift, traceless, attacks and exits, they execute the first mission. Fischer Sr. is arrested for the murders, having been framed by his son.
Chase Manhattan, man of danger, and part of a new breed of modern-day discovery seekers, desires to settle down. He’s met a beautiful woman he hadn’t seen since high school and seeks a long-lasting relationship. Ready to leave crime-solving behind, he’s taking a position as an associate professor of physics at UC Irvine. His idyllic plans are interrupted when he uncovers the scheme. Excerpt (starring the antagonist) 
You can also read the first chapter on Amazon.




Stephen Tremp has a background in information systems, management, and finance and draws from this varied and complex experiential knowledge to write one-of-a-kind thrillers. His novels are enhanced by current events at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) and other scientific research facilities around the world. These potential advances have the ability to change the way we perceive our universe and our place in it! You can visit Stephen Tremp at Breakthrough Blogs.