He saved humanity. Humanity returned the favor by declaring war on him.
The Manager is dead, but Earth is far from safe. As rogue robots roam, primate soldiers resurface, and a new world order claws its way from the ashes, T.E.D.D. finds himself recast from hero to public enemy number one.
Now a shadowy force is rising, determined to wipe every robot from the planet. Torn between proving machines deserve to live and protecting the family he almost lost, T.E.D.D. must fight for his place in a world that doesn’t want him.
Perfect for fans of humorous sci-fi who love Douglas Adams, John Scalzi, Andy Weir, and Adrian Tchaikovsky.
Praise For The Trash Droid
"Just ordered the rest of the series! Book 1 was awesome!!! Gotta love a trash droid metal head!!" - Kurt Rohling
"I love T.E.D.D. and his crazy sci-fi adventures." - Georgia Oxley Gonzales
"Great book! I couldn't put it down." - Faith Holinda
"Love this series, Tedd, the robot, is hilarious!" - Beverly Fuqua
"Love this sci-fi series! What a smart ass robot with a big heart!" - Kathy Patton
"Read this. You'll love it. You'll gobble your way through and quickly download the next one." - Phyllis Prats
"I really enjoyed this series. I can’t wait for more." - Connie Garneau Cornell
"I loved this book! Not my usual genre. It’s the robot’s voice driving the story, for me." - Donna Nelson
"Very fast, entertaining sci-fi series." - Larry Davis
"I binged non-stop on books 1-5 and am now patiently waiting for book 6 to come out!" - Mark Rooke
"Part way through 1st book. Spat my drink out a number of times. Well written." - Ian Mills
"Ripped through 5 books, pre ordered book 6! Rip roaring fun." - Alan MacArthur
"Just finished reading paperback book 1, brilliant!" - Graham Richards
"I've just read it. Started it this morning, finished it 3 hours later. The housework got left undone." - Barbara Smith
"Bought the first one on a whim great book, bought the second straight after, love the narrative and the manner in which it's written great" - Paul Teece
"Got the rest of the series queued up! I love giggling on the bus on the way to work" - Andrew Quintian
"Just started reading the first book to see if it was a good as stated. Very happy to say that it exceeded my expectations (as a hardcore H2G2 fan). I will definitely be reading the series. Drawback is it keep me awake in bed laughing" - Greg Chaplin
"Got this book on the recommendation of the author, (sounded worth a punt). It was an absolute cracking read from start to finish. Really well written, good characters, intrigue, comedy some of it dark, it kept me awake a couple of nights reading way past my bed time. I am 25% into the second book now. Treat yourself to a good little read!" — Andy Fox
"Just finished it and I certainly recommend it. Very easy to read and I loved the comedy." — Geoffrey Tiberias
"I am loving this... not very far in and reached a point where TEDD is having issues at the Cemetery and I have laughed out loud a number of times… truly refreshing and a great fun book." — Chris Marc
"I have been letting my friends know what an excellent read this series is.
The Trash Droid Files Phoenix Rising, Book 1 By Michael Cheney I finished the Trash Droid Confessions series and loved it. I found this one ok, but the main character was a bit meaner to the spider bit than before. A bit overboard. The story also ended in a cliffhanger, which I hate.
This book takes off after a little time has passed from the previous series, rather than immediately like previous books. The time lapse is welcoming. Our characters settle in on the outskirts of the city, practicing stealth and survival as to not get caught. Kyle being gone is not talked about, but it looms in my mind how Sarah might be feeling. Having Kenzie seems to be what keeps her going. Tedd begins feeling restless and takes Rachnot and Zig on a secret day trip, when everything goes haywire.
As usual, the pacing is quick and the banter is hilarious between the characters. Introducing Zig in the story brilliant. Now they are learning to live in a different world, where it is more difficult for free bots and droids to exist without being licensed to a human owner. While Zig is hilarious and fits right in with Rachno and Tedd, he seems to have some childlike elements in that he is new to the free life, and I found myself really connecting to the character emotionally.
I always have such anticipation and excitment getting to the last 25% of the book because I just KNOW something crazy or incredible is going to happen. I was not disappointed and very much looking forward to starting the next installment!!!
Loving the humour as usual - Awaits ban for quotes
It's been a good couple of months since my last Tedd book, and I'd forgotten how much fun and depravity they are
In this one Tedd, Rachno and Ziggy (the autonomous cab) are both back on the run and trying to rescue Sarah and McKenzie - anything else would be a spoiler.
Loving the humour as usual, but I can't add any quotes as my damn clipboard just deleted the three killer ones I had. I was looking forward to removing the certain words from them. The one about the type of people that live in palaces is a peach. And true.
"I shouldn’t make light of it. But some people must’ve ended up here because they’re cunts. It’s just the way of things.”
I hear you,” says Ziggy. “But you could say the same about people in the mansions, castles, and palaces of the world too.” “No, you couldn’t,” I reply. “Because all of those fuckers are cunts, pardon my language.”
Having survived the nukes and the Manager, Tedd, Rachno, Sarah and Kenzie are trying to survive in the new world. As new threats arise, Sarah and Kenzie are kidnapped, Tedd and Rachno go on the offensive, assisted by Ziggy the autocab.