by Aidee Ladnier

Series: Busted Labs, Book Two
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Pages: 41
ISBN-13: 978-1-62798-736-3
ASIN: 00L3CVV8O
Editor: Anne Regan
Cover Artist: Christy Caughie

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Blurb:

Ten years ago, roboticist Forbes Pohle received a visit from time-traveler Oliver Lennox. “Wait for me,” Oliver said. Now a decade has come and gone, and Oliver has returned. However, Forbes never dreamed Oliver would reappear as the point man for a gang of technology thieves breaking into his lab. He finds the younger Oliver just as sexy and even more annoying; still, he must convince him their happily-ever-after is meant to be—but he only has the time it takes his robotic cat Jeepers to thwart the thieves to do it. After waiting so long, he could lose everything in the span of seconds.

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• Nominative Determinism and Fictional Characters
• Trouble On the Doorstep at #MySexySaturday
• Only Sexy Nerds Need Apply! THE APPLICANT is here!
• Exclusive Cover Reveal - The Applicant with #Giveaway
• Time Travel News
• Other Worlds: Write What You Know
• Revisiting Friends
• Grab your gel pens and colored pencils!
• Thoughts on Time Travel
• Waiting for the One
• Automata--the first robot companions
• Interviewing the Roboticist and the Time-Traveler
• Five star review for The Break-in by Aidee Ladnier
• The Break-In is Breaking Out All Over The Place
• Five Quirky Things about Forbes and Oliver from THE BREAK-IN
• Why Build a Robot Cat?
• Now on Tour - The Break-in
• The Forbes and Oliver Playlist
• It's a Party - A Release Day Party
• Aren’t You That Guy I Met Next Week? Why I Needed A Series Bible
• Crossing the Genre Divide
• To Swag Or Not To Swag
• The Persistant Kernel of an Idea

Excerpt:

OLIVER PULLED the sleeve up on his jacket and checked the cheap watch strapped to his wrist. He needed to get the door to the lab open before Wilson did something stupid.

“Is your cat gonna give me back my gun?”

The metallic chunk drew his gaze back to the robot cat as it bit through the gun’s cylinder, and the two pieces of the revolver clattered uselessly to the floor.

Oliver smacked the ground, sending a burst of pain up his arm.

“Come on. Guns don’t grow on trees. That was an expensive piece. I had to trade two laptops and a password for it.”

“What was the password to?” The Doc toed the gun pieces to the side, away from the robot pretending to wash its whiskers.

Oliver sighed. “Porn site. ’Course, he didn’t realize it was a gay porn site.”