Teleportal

TELEPORTAL

What if you invented something that would literally change the world?

In current day Arizona Dr. Melissa Kim and her partners, Greg Masterson and Troy Santori, are developing such a device – a teleportal – that provides instantaneous point to point transportation, effectively eliminating borders, and they are walking into a buzz saw.

When an accident in the lab exposes the project, all three become instant targets. Special interests from all over the world, including the U. S. Government, come after them to take control of the device. Some don’t care who gets hurt in the process.

Fleeing for their very survival, can the trio and their invention stay out of the hands of increasingly aggressive pursuers?

Is this book for you?

You don't have to be a scifi buff, but if you enjoy tense, fast paced action and maybe a little romance, you'll enjoy Teleportal.

ABOUT THE BOOK

So, what are you after? If it's a gripping, unconventional action/adventure story based on a science fiction concept, you're looking in the right place.

Science fiction has frequently addressed the idea of teleportals, but they are uncommon enough that the best definition I could find was “a device for instantaneous travel,” which is accurate but not complete. In this book a teleportal is a device that shares an interface with a similar device. Once that interface is opened, a user can pass through it from one location to the other without crossing the intervening distance, just like walking through a doorway. Bye, bye, TSA.

To my knowledge no one has looked at the impact developing a real teleportal would have on the developers. Consider the economic consequences teleportals would have. Whole industries would disappear – Who needs cars? Who needs gasoline? Who needs airlines? What about countries like North Korea? How would they keep their subjects from leaving? And what would terrorists or drug cartels do? I’d pretty well guarantee that someone would try to stop the development and someone would try to steal it, and they probably wouldn't care what happened to anyone who got in their way, say the developers themselves. That’s what this story is about.

Gordon Savage

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