Publisher's Synopsis
Math whiz and bumbling pragmatist Oliver Bell never planned on ending existence as we know it.
Fine-tuning his PhD thesis requires nothing more than peace, order and tranquility.
The universe, it seems, has other plans.
During a late-night problem-solving session at the university library, chaos erupts when a campus protest turns violent.
Fleeing, Oliver stumbles into a cosmic showdown between the powers of good and evil, and he must learn to navigate a reality infinitely more complex than the one he thought he knew.
Oliver's world is one of kidnappers-cum-demon-hunters, sentient, non-verbal dogs, a cardiologist who moonlights as Death, a tiki bar in the underworld, a fishing pier in heaven with really good coffee, and a three-foot-tall immortal beast who seeks to return all existence to nothingness.
The multiverse, it turns out, is real, and to Oliver's horror and disappointment, he is at the center of it.
Equal parts Douglas Adams and H.P. Lovecraft, Oliver Bell and the Infinite Multiverse is an endlessly inventive, hilarious, and hair-raising adventure for those who would boldly go where only a half dozen strawberry daiquiris can take them.
