These days, when words like space-probe and moon-flight (not to say megadeath and overkill) are common, household terms, it is very refreshing indeed to find a science fiction writer whose primary concern is human beings. Here you will find people dealing with the common, household problems of how a girl can maintain the proper moral front while secretly living a joyous life of sin, keeping up with the Jones', car pools, the pitiless omnipresence of small children, love and war between man and woman—and many other readily recognizable joys of living—even if the methods of dealing with them are a bit peculiar. (excerpt from publisher description)