Children and adults will love this spy kids versus the bad guys tale, one that reads like Bond meets the boys next door Humor, suspense, and the real life experiences from the author's clandestine operations as a paratrooper in the US ARMY give seasoned readers with an eye for the real details what they crave. Youth and teens will identify with the young protagonists, tween-aged twin brothers, Ben and Bill. Their CIA operative father, Chuck Douginson, just a regular suburban husband and father, becomes pre-occupied with the nearly fatal accident of his brother and takes the opportunity to peel away for a spontaneous visit. Chuck Douginson tasks his two tween-aged twin sons with tending to the Mission Computer set up in the Secret Lair within the bowels of their suburban tract home. When getting back on track and being misinformed about mission completion gets a bit muddled, Mr. Douginson gets more than he bargained for from his twin sons and so does the reader.