Balsamic Dot Moon (Skuide Stories Book 3, #3)

The Skuide are in the final weeks of their '1000 years' planetary experiment. They have two timelines, the original (due for deletion) and the new Dukiesland entity containing the real Gabriel Galesac. Laugh or cry as you follow the Skuide and their friends (human and alien) through the chaos to find the real Gabriel Galesac.
When a time tsunami hits, the Skuide's planetary experiment disappears, causing angst to those Skuide watching from afar. The same event maroons a WaiDS expedition in another dimension, where it is joined by an orphan planet with one occupant. Neither is equipped for trans-dimensional travel but the Skuide must find a way home for the sake of the aid workers.
On the newish timeline's planet, Musolivy's leaders (Nuno and Freesia) plan to take over the neighbouring countries by using an army of subversives. Failing to do so in Dukiesland, Stanniscan and Hoggeralia, their subversive army is dumped in Dukiesland's No-Go-Zone. The denizens of the No-Go-Zone challenge them to a Tug-Of-War, whereby the winner gets to run the criminal activities of both countries. Cheer your team on. The bookies think they have picked a winner in the Muskies' bio-engineered team, but the lights twinkle as Kedge shines.
Deletion cum merger of the original timeline is accelerated by the start of its Armageddon. Lives are saved, but the disturbance in the space-time continuum attracts the Universe's anomaly disposal system, the Inside Out Galaxy (IOG). This viral galaxy is tamed by the Skuide with the help of their trans-dimensional friends.
The new timeline's Galesac family use the hooch nuts' vivid recall properties to nullify the Musolivian population's indoctrination. Once reality hits home, a more or less quiet revolution enables the resumption of a peaceful neighbourly co-existence.
The Skuide's millennium celebration of the founding of Dukiesland holds many surprises, including the dreadful Danana chorus.
Has the Universe's Great Creator's plan worked?
Yes, the loose ends have been tidied up.

Don Langdon was born in England and is classed as a baby boomer. He disagrees, his playgrounds were the bomb sites not the bomb shelters, so he believes he missed the boom.
Since graduating he has lived on three continents and worked on four. However, he is at pains to point out that he has not fashioned any of the characters he has written about on any person he has met.
His first forays into writing were technical papers and later translating technical papers into easy-to-read marketing blurb. A change in career direction meant that his first major publication, a software manual, was given away with the software. He does not believe that they gave the software away with his manual.
Later he turned his innovative scientific mind to sci-fi and created the humorous Dot Moon trilogy of Skuide stories: 'Pre Dot Blue Moon', 'Pre Dot New Moon' and 'Balsamic Dot Moon'.
He is currently working on a children's story.