There's No Such Thing as Never in Forever

It was going to be the perfect Thanksgiving weekend. Mandy and Lizzy Elegant, along with their friends, Hugo Yerway and Yerma Wafermaker, were psyched out of their minds. Their rock group, The Mols, was set to play their biggest gig yet at the top teen club, the Electric Circus. To make the holiday even more magical, these four big city kids had been adopted by the Mistook Indian Tribe. Their initiation was a vision quest, to prove their worthiness. They were going on a dirt bike trek to retrieve a talisman, deep in the evergreen forest. Lost in a cave, their missteps send them down a tunnel where they are bombarded by everything from shoe boxes to baseballs, ballerinas to bicycles, while doing a double dutch dance down strands of DNA.

Mandy and Lizzy find themselves in a dirty seaport town, without money, or their friends. They become underage dancing girls in a grungy bar, filled with hard drinking sailors. Meanwhile, Hugo and Yerma have been abducted by a voodoo queen. Soon Mandy and Lizzy are running from both her criminal gang and the police.

With their lives on the line, a talisman that turns out to be quite extraordinary, and danger exploding around them, questions must be answered. Will they ever make it back in time for the gig? Will they ever find their way home? Will they ever get out of there alive? Will they sacrifice a love to save a life?

No computers, televisions, radios or phones of any kind. No public transportation. No cars. No money. No neighboring towns. No clue how they will ever make it home.

It was going to be a perfect holiday weekend.

Life had other plans.