Henry reunites with an old college flame, a polyamorous soul who reignites his passion for writing. A failed author and with her encouragement he decides to undertake a feminist rewriting of Robert Heinlein’s science fiction classic a “Stranger in A Strange Land”. Henry’s protagonist, Smith’s counterpart, Charlotte is a woman that he hopes to use as a foil to expose the hypocrisy of religion. However; the only hypocrisy that he seems to be exposing is his own and his inherent misogyny. Unfortunately, he also finds himself struggling to suppress the voracious sexual appetites of the one woman he truly loves: his polyamorous muse. Another woman enters his life and introduces the agnostic Henry to a powerful publisher. To Henry’s consternation the publisher urges him to “L Ron Hubbard this sucker” and start a feminist church fashioned after the heroine in his novel. Rather than pursuing Heinlein’s story he finds himself mired in a church sex scandal and other controversies that make L. Ron Hubbard’s Scientology seem mainstream. with dire consequence for all of those around him.