At its core, this book is about First Contact. Whether it be discovering a previously unknown civilization here on Earth, or encountering extraterrestrials or interdimensional beings, the issues that surround such contact are the same.

Debra was joyful as she watched red lights fly around her property on March 10, 2024. These first arrivals were benevolent at first, but her actions undermined their relations when she went from being a passive observer to an active participant in their lives.

They were a family unit with children, and inserting herself into their activities was impossible to resist. Her interactions with these Visitors from another dimension violated anthropological taboos in first contact encounters, which are designed to prevent the contamination, disruption, or destruction of the social, physical, or spiritual order of the observed parties, as well as those of the observer.

Debra’s attempts to get close to the children was a violation of these taboos as she disrupted their previously natural behavior. This disruption was so great that the Visitors curtailed their vacation at her property and left abruptly.

Because of this and other errors on her part, Debra’s life was also disrupted. She was repeatedly placed under observation by associated interdimensional beings. During the eighteen-month period of the book, two different groups of Monitors watched her, initially for 5 weeks, then later for 6 months.

After the close of the book’s narrative, she was again put under watch by a third set of Monitors for another 6 months.