“Dr. Breazeale’s ability to tell a story plops the reader into the action from word one. The plotlines challenge you to rethink what you assume to know about government and corporate activities affecting the lives of every day people. And if you have any interest in exploring the possibility that aliens exist, Dr. Breazeale takes you from possibility to probability. Looking forward to reading his next book!” - Rita Schiano, author of Painting the Invisible Man and Sweet Bitter Love

Dr. Lee Brazil, a “southern refugee,” has never made peace with the South he grew up in without a left-hand, nor with a prosthetic book he wears and the nuclear industry he blames for his disability.

While researching material for a book he is writing, Ten Years In The Not So New South, in Pine Grove ,Tennessee, the "Atomic City" an explosion at the Labs occurs. Lee is caught up in the ensuing disaster and implicated in what is mistakenly believed to be a terrorist plot.

Managing to escape local authorities, his harrowing journey back home to Maine forces him to seek refuge in a number of unlikely places and solicit help from a number of unlikely allies, including Jean Kudrick, the lost love of his youth.

Now on the radar federal agents tracking a terrorist cell in Boston, Lee is arrested before he reaches home is offered a deal: help the FBI foil a terrorist plot and avoid prosecution. He assist the FBI but is detained for over a year. He finally is released and returns to Maine to restart his life. All is going well until two weeks before the first night of 2020. He receives an unexpected visit from federal agent Jennings who implicated Lee in what mistakenly was believed to be a terrorist plot. He assisted Lee in obtaining his release but he reminds Lee that a condition of his release might include future service to the FBI. And that future is now. Lee is asked to pick up a package in London and deliver it to Paris where he is scheduled to attend a World Health Organization conference. Little does Lee know that he will be pulled in to a greed driven corporate battle to develop a supercomputer.