The Writings of Stephen Pavey

Luke Williams, a thirteen-year-old who suffers the loss of his
mother, aimlessly logs excessive hours on his computer, avoiding
others in the real world. Residing in Calabasas, California, in
2011, Luke stumbles upon an amazing revelation when chatting
on his computer with a girl who apparently lives down the
street from him in an abandoned house: she is typing to him
from the past—the year, 1981. Misha Thompson, also thirteen,
is the neglected daughter of a military computer scientist who
is working on developing the new internet, in 1981. Upon
exchanging information with one another, Luke and Misha
learn that Misha will die sometime in the year, 1981, and Luke
must covertly, uncover clues about how to rescue her. Luke also
surmises that the internet-time window might somehow reverse
his mother’s death by sending her a warning, back in time. As
friends and family are bothered by their strange behaviour,
Luke and Misha must secretly aid one another by exchanging
valuable information from their own time. Though leery of the
consequences of changing the past, they flirt with the possibilities.
Meanwhile, they discover that a former scientific partner of
Misha’s father will stop at nothing to obtain sole power of the
“information highway” through time. Both, Luke and Misha,
must tackle the consequences of toying with this forbidden,
mysterious crack in time.