It's 1977. Mickey Price is a kid growing up in an orphanage in Orlando; Trace Daniels just won her first go-kart championship in Nevada; Jonah Trotsky is a budding scientist In Illinois. They don't know each other yet, but they are all being visited by men in short-sleeved white shirts, thin black ties, distinctive gold-colored glasses, men who have been watching and studying them. They are invited to a NASA camp, but this camp isn't for summer fun. It's a training camp for a mission unlike anything they ever dreamed of, an adventure full of danger, thrills, fun, and an interesting cast of characters, not all of which are human.
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John P. Stanley lives in Durham, NC. He and his wife, both lawyers, hope their twin boys will grow up to be explorers or scientists or historians or teachers but will still love them if they becomes lawyers, too. This is his first book.
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