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    The Long Red Tunnel of Confusion: A Time Traveling Guinea Pigs Short Story: The Time Traveling Guinea Pigs, #3
    The Long Red Tunnel of Confusion: A Time Traveling Guinea Pigs Short Story: The Time Traveling Guinea Pigs, #3
    The Long Red Tunnel of Confusion: A Time Traveling Guinea Pigs Short Story: The Time Traveling Guinea Pigs, #3
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    The Long Red Tunnel of Confusion: A Time Traveling Guinea Pigs Short Story: The Time Traveling Guinea Pigs, #3

    By David Anthony Brown

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    Small adventures? Check. Heroic guinea pigs? Check.

     

    Quirky and fun time travel fantasy from the cavy perspective. If you want stories about what guinea pigs do when their owner isn't around, be sure to read the short stories from the Time Traveling Guinea Pigs series.

     

    A tough life full of juicy tomatoes, fresh lettuce, and never ending Timothy hay. Exactly the kind of life Chloe savors. Food and tons of lap time made a perfect afternoon for a guinea pig like her.

     

    Except medicine time gets in the way. Nasty, bitter tasting medicine for her hurt ear.

     

    Floor time with a red tunnel makes up for that, sort of. Until Chloe gets lost in the tunnel.

     

    If you want quirky time travel fantasy with guinea pigs, be sure to read The Long Red Tunnel of Confusion.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHermit Muse Publishing
    Release dateJan 29, 2021
    ISBN9781393435617
    The Long Red Tunnel of Confusion: A Time Traveling Guinea Pigs Short Story: The Time Traveling Guinea Pigs, #3

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