When we last left the science loving family of James and Mai Watsen (ref. "Rise of the Meritocracy"), their young son, Abraham Watsen was worried about finding his way and living up to the achievements of his parents. In this second book, Abraham, or Abe as his family calls him, has a difficult time finding his way until a glance into the sky with a powerful telescope reveals a guiding light. Abraham Watsen loves space. This love served him well since his awkward and isolated beginnings made him the target of bullies. The singular devotion to reach out into space kept Abe happy and focused on his studies and his dream to be a part of a manned mission to Mars. So when graduation from university led to a job with NASA, it seemed Abe was on his way. But when a beloved uncle is killed and his own father is wounded by the same Neo Nazi madman who is hunting scientists, Abe must put his future on hold and find a way to keep the killer locked up for good. With the help of Nikki Khadivar, a strong willed and beautiful lawyer, and his best friend Ori, a specialist studying how to sustain life in a biosphere, Abe helps create the international Lunar Sphere Prison to house humanity's worst criminals.