The Last Bye [Paperback]

Book Three of the Millennial Teleport Trilogy

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If you loved “The Chronicles of Narnia” series by C.S. Lewis, then you are sure to enjoy D. Joseph’s “The Last Bye.” Instead of “The Horse and His Boy,” this novel is more like “The Flying Dinosaur and His Boy.” This fun, exciting, and heart-warming tale is a stand-alone read. Yet it is also the much-anticipated conclusion to the amazing, uplifting story arc that began with Tess and Daniel in “New Immortal” and “Tesseract” (Books I & II). In this thrilling episode, everything hinges on their alienated-yet-adventurous son, P’erry. While growing up on a distant moon-world, called Sset, P’erry suffers heartache, makes friends, discovers the Tirra (great flying creatures), has breath-taking adventures, and achieves phenomenal, crucial accomplishments for the people of his world. “The Last Bye” is the final book in the “Millennial Teleport Trilogy.”

Novel, 185 pages, for Young Adults and Up | Fiction, Christian, Futuristic | Science-Fiction | Adventure

 

 

Buzz about The Last Bye:

Even better than 'A Horse and His Boy!'

By Christina Li - author, journalist, inspirational speaker (Chicago, IL)

I got the Millennial Teleport Trilogy for Christmas, and I just finished reading "The Last Bye" to the children. They are very upset that there are no more in this series. These books are wonderful -- even better than "A Horse and His Boy!"

Editor's note: Check out Christina's sites and resources: Encouragement for Writers Blog | Excerpts and Inspiration Blog | Christina Li's Amazon Author page

Wow!

By Jim Curley (Ironton, Ohio)

Wow. Best of the series so far. This book is awesome. I highly recommend this set of books.

Intriguing and Heartwarming

By LJJ (WV)

I was looking forward to the conclusion of the story of Daniel and Tess and was not at all disappointed. There is a touch of science fiction in this interesting look at the type of adventures that might possibly be in the future of Christians after judgment day. It was easy to identify with the characters and their struggles. Even if you have not read the first two books of the trilogy (New IMmortal: Book 1 and Tesseract: Book 2), this one will make sense on its own. However, I would recommend reading them in order. What a wonderful story!

I Now Have The 3 Book Set

By Michael Theodore (Warren, OH)

Just kept me so glued to the pages. Doug Joseph is such a great writer. He keeps you in your seat. You can't put the books down. Keep them coming! Looking forward to your next book.

Has a Narnia like zing to it. Will make you laugh, then cry!

By AS (WV)

The protagonist, P'erry, is befriended by a huge flying creature named J'etsu. Their friendship is predicated on forgiveness, because, early on, P'erry had thrown a rock from a cliff that nearly killed J'etsu. The flying species, called Tirra, are very intelligent and extremely perceptive. J'etsu's "accent" (if one can have an accent with mental telepathy) and sense of humor are so entertaining! He will make you laugh! Thoroughly enjoyable.

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