Ex-investigative reporter Dan Kettering watches the Martian telecast showing the aircraft crash that killed someone close to him: his brother. The police convince Dan to get back in the news business, but not as a reporter. This time around he's got a new face, a new name, and he's a driver. Dan resisted the police at first, but one factor changes his mind. The crash that killed his brother wasn't necessarily an accident. His undercover assignment puts him close to Janet Vincent, one of the reporters on the team that uncannily seems to reach almost every disaster scene before their competition. "...succeeded where so many others have failed.... respectable both as science fiction and as mystery."--Drood Review of Mystery

Review

"There is a great deal of light humor scattered about the book, and some fine suspense.... I definitely recommend this book." - FOSFAX

"...succeeded where so many others have failed.... respectable both as science fiction and as mystery." - Drood Review of Mystery

"Stith draws upon his background in the Air Force with NORAD, and at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland." - Mensa Bulletin

"... I couldn't read it fast enough." - Mel's Shelves