Description

Imagine a time and place in a solar system that knows peace and lives without worry and war. Now imagine one special family, The Sumara's, taking a galactic roadtrip via teleportation lightships. The Sumara's well known in the home solar system as teachers, performers, healers and have many gifts. They are the galactic "hot shots" that help with planetary acsension and are taking their first family vacation in years when something goes terribly awry at one of the lunar substations in the neighbooring quadrant.

When a long earned vacation becomes a terrible sequence of events after their Grandfather, Ralph Solaris enters in the wrong port information and passengers literally get shot into another system entirely. Some are lightbodied into other beings, including animals, while many are born as newborns into an entirely different race of humans that are way beneath them on the spiritual karma chain. Not only do they feel trapped and lost, but many have amnesia from the trauma and their new host families are not exactly welcoming them with open arms. Coming from a planetary system so far away and so far ahead of them in the future they are literally stranded in time.....or so they think.

Ralph's sisters get a message from his nephew of the events and the floorshow begins. The seven sisters, however are not quite in total agreement on the plan of operation, and their difference of opinion with their seperate selves and their brother becomes a galactic vaudeville act that insights the attention and laughter of the milky way. On Earth the Sumara's seem to be dazed and confused, it's a stellar Ford's Theatrical production where one minute their kids are playing Mother Theresa, the next, a Playboy Playmate who waitresses part time at Hooters. Imagine the shock of their Gramma Rose when she finds her son, Esu is an actor!

As scripts get written and re-written to appease the sisters they realize there is no way to get the family back to the other side without creating a bigger mess. The only way home is to take this beaten and abandoned little planet up and octave or two in it's own acsension. To do this they hire the best director is the business and his sister. Matt and Maddie come on the scene with one goal. They want to get this isolated little planet that has both mom and dad on board and to bring her home. To devise the perfect costume for their parents incarnation they make decided to make them both gay men. This ironic twist helps the parents become more accepting of some of the choices of their children. Maddie decides to become one of the biggest pop stars of the century to bring her planet UP where she can be a showcase. Brother and Sister devise a plan with comedy and drama, and the players down below feel as if they have a large remote control pointing at their heads. Find out how the band of merry players end up---UP and out there.

Joey Savage, an interior designer by trade, was trained as an Air Force Journalist. He had numerous articles published in both the "Air Force Times" and "The Beacon" before returning to civilian life in 1998 when he became a Marketing Manager for Enterprise Rent a Car. During the year 2000 he started his own independent interior design firm. In 2004, his contemporary floral, "Purple Posey" (painting) was auctioned in Little Rock, AR at a charity benefit for the Easter Seals. Also in 2004 he went to work as a designer for Ethan Allen in California later transferring to Ethan Allen of Las Vegas in 2005. 2006 brought changes in employment where he continued to work as a design consultant for Thomasville. Writing children's stories and poetry, two of his poems "Heaven" and "The Scrapbooked Cowboy" were chosen to by the International Library of Poetry to be featured in their annual anthology "Immortal Verses". "Heaven" was also awarded as Editor's choice. He co-authored a comedy/mystery, "The Devil, The Blue Dress And the Fairy Godfather" as well two a semi-autobiograph