A small team of archeologists embark on a mission much the same as they have done many times before. The only thing different about this expedition is that it is a matter of life or death. One member, leader John Larson, is dying. He has a very short time to live. The cancer he has is taking over his body day by day.

John knows of only one place that offers him a chance to beat this disease. Along with his fellow archeologists, his soon-to-be wife Sarah, and life-long friend Felix, John would travel to hell and back to find a cure.

Far back in a hidden valley in the Andes mountains, John and his team discover a secret world - a valley that has harbored a race of people not of this world. This is a valley filled with flying moths the size of automobiles; creatures with the head of a rhino and the body of a zebra; creatures with two-foot-long stingers as ugly and deadly as a scorpion's. These same creatures are capable of changing into the most beautiful women any man has ever seen. This valley is a place where, with a single thought, all of Rommel's armies, trees, rivers, and anything else the mind can conceive will appear.

A colony of Venusians is sent to Earth with a single purpose: To take one of our planet's most priceless natural resources back to Venus.

John has one chance at a cure and one chance to save two worlds. He must make all the right decisions, or he will sentence both Earth and Venus to certain death by extinction. Befriending moth creatures and an enemy with powers beyond one's imagination are also options that John cannot live without.