His dad's jet went down on the wrong side of the storm. Cam is the only one who knows the mountain. Twelve-year-old catcher Cam Navarro is on a Pacific island for a Navy goodwill baseball tournament when the biggest typhoon in a generation slams ashore - and his father's F/A-18 goes down over the mountains while flying first-look over a cut-off village. Good chute. Then four seconds of static. When the relief helicopter Cam is loading is forced to launch ahead of the storm with him aboard - and then forced down - Cam finds himself on the wrong side of the island with a team of Navy SEALs, a flooded river, a village that needs digging out, and a weather window that keeps shrinking. He's not a soldier. He's a kid with a catcher's brain, a strong arm, and one thing nobody else on the mountain has: thirty secret baseball signs that only his father can read.
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