Capri McAllister took her law degree and career into her hands and carved out a business as a lobbyist in the tough, competitive concrete jungle of Washington, DC's Capitol Hill often cut-throat society. She was young, not yet thirty, but she was made of stern stuff. She loves her multicultural family fiercely, but she would not crumble under someone's attempt to intimidate her into dropping certain clients even if it meant disgracing her family's good name. Aerospace engineer and UCLA professor, Dr. Tate Kennedy, didn't want for much except to see his dream of a home in outer space become a reality. With his genius-level IQ, he need only convince the US Congress to properly fund his SPACEHOME project and to be among the first to launch into space to lay the foundation for future generations to build on. His childhood friend, Capri, using her talents as a lobbyist, could be the link he needed to get the Congress and the President of the United States to step up and fund his project. When Capri and Tate team up, their efforts are hindered by elements who have deep pockets and a hidden agenda; one that may be more dangerous and deadly than a space shuttle launch.