[...] This book is not a romance about a love entangled in the webs of conspiracy, but about the struggle of love against conspiracy. It speaks of love for life, progress, peace, love for the little angels, the children of today and future generations, human dignity. It speaks of how the dark forces of evil can be defeated by the power of truth and love. It talks about the erosion and future destruction of human life and its replacement with a directed, standardized, mechanized state, without spiritual and emotional contact, thus without truth and love. [...]
(From the book's preface)