405 pages
English language
Published Feb. 12, 1997 by Baen Books, Distributed by Simon & Schuster.
Kevin Heber had it good. He had his own lab, a colleague he could trust, and an idea that could make him millions. Using his father's breakthrough technology in direct neural interfacing, he and his friend Taki have created a new entertainment media - live action adventure in micro mechanical scale. Bug Park: The ultimate out of body experience. And Taki's uncle wants to take it public. Two problems: 1) Kevin and Taki are teenagers. 2) Somebody wants to squash Bug Park dead, and Kevin's father along with it.
Classic Hogan in many ways but with younger leads than his typical, this is a clever take on the nano idea. Not an outstanding work and he's certainly done better, but I enjoyed it all-the-same.
