Who would send their fourteen-year-old daughter to a summer camp that preached sexual abstinence and taught various methods of birth control? Kathy's parents, that's who. Kathy is fine with abstinence, and she is not interested in learning how to roll a condom onto a penis. But by sending their daughter to summer camp her parents saved her life. Still, life looks bleak with no adults around. Can she and the other forty-seven teenagers survive the mysterious brown fog that has covered the Earth below them? What will they eat? Where will they shelter? It's a dangerous new world, and it will take leadership and community to survive the fog. Stan Morris was born during the Truman Adminstration in Linwood, California. He lived in South Gate, Lakewood, and Norwalk before his family moved to Concord, California in 1964. He was educated at a variety of community colleges before receiving a degree from Eastern New Mexico University. He has a wonderful wife, two grown gainfully employed children, and a thirst for reading, writing, watching sports, gardening, and international travel

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