Food may be scarce on Earth, and friendship in hard supply, but good cheese, brandy, sausages, and camaraderie are the name of the game for these two while they are in residence on the ISS.

Yuri and Dimitry’s only duties seem to be replacing placards on the ISS cameras to keep up the facade that the Earth is a sphere. They spend the rest of their time eating, sleeping, and telling stories.

But something is wrong.

Yuri may not actually have poor eyesight. He definitely has a lot more money than everyone thought (invested in various food chains and supermarkets and a very nice property portfolio in Moscow). He may even have driven a Ford Prefect (despite the gasoline shortages). And he never graduated from the Moscow Space Academy.

Yuri might not even be human.

Secrets abound aboard the ISS. Dimitry won’t let go of his past, the English are plotting something, and Hank, the happy-go-lucky American, is too happy to be lucky. Things are going to get explosive.

Beneath the Dome is the flat-Earth scifi ever written in three acts.