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| The Chameleon Society
| | William Sharp
| In a quiet little out-of-the-way motel in 1962 a small group of people gather for an annual meeting. This isn't any ordinary meeting, however, and these are not ordinary people. They are the crew of an Earth research vessel from the future, the victims of a temporal anomaly occurring during faster-than-light travel, stranding them in the mid-20th century. They have chosen for 16 years merely to "exist" in this primitive time, trying desperately to do nothing that will alter the future and jeopardize their chance of rescue.
The strain of this lifestyle has taken its toll on the crew members. Their carefully planned gathering begins to spiral dangerously out of control when their secret is unwittingly revealed to a local high school boy. As their secret is threatened, and the choices they are forced to make more horrific, both the crew and the boy face potentially deadly decisions about their futures.
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