"There are
two possibilities. Either we are alone in the universe or we are not.
Both are equally terrifying."
... Arthur C. Clarke
Ray Crawford, having
failed to achieve fame, has formulated a new plan: reprogram the
Supercomputers, build a bigger gravity chamber, and degenerate NASA's
prototype Inter Space Station Transporter into the 13th Power. He will
discover that fame carries a terrible price.
And Lisa has a new
problem: her mother. Kate returns from prison. She's looking for
forgiveness from a daughter she'd abandoned and a husband she'd
betrayed.
In this stunning sequel
to The 13th Power, humanity is at the mercy of
technology, and a family's love for each other is put to a brutal
test. You'd better have a tissue in hand at the end.
