Yelling at the Stars: A story of how the Manhattan Project "accidentally" took American lives

A family reels from the effects of The Manhattan Project, led by J. Robert Oppenheimer, but this is far from the Japan of 1945. It's 2006 in Washington State, and the project just took another life.In this new release of WWII home-front historical fiction, 12-year-old Asher's father is being consumed by his own anger. Hoping to get his dad back to normal, he looks for a way to fix it all. He soon finds out that he’s bitten off more than he can chew, when he discovers clues suggesting his grandpa’s death was not as natural as he once believed. The secrets he uncovers might change everything, but what could a nuclear bomb from WWII have to do with his grandpa dying just last year?Asher, Mari, and their quirky little sisters team up to solve the mystery before Asher’s dad destroys the family. It doesn’t take long though for Asher to realize that trying to save someone else from their own despondency can end up putting your own health at risk.Through the support of Mari and their top secret spy sisters, Asher uncovers enraging revelations about his grandfather's death, but realizes, a little too late, that some mysteries are better left unsolved. Read more