The lights went out for ninety-two seconds.When they came back, an $800,000 meteorite was gone.Sixteen-year-old Mina Reyes is volunteering at the Alder Creek Observatory when a routine blackout rehearsal goes spectacularly wrong.The emergency lights fail. Someone moves in the darkness. And when power returns, the priceless Carrow Meteorite inside its locked display case has been replaced with a fake.Thirty-one people were in the room. One of them knows what happened.Suspicion quickly falls on Mina's mentor, Dr. Anita Shah. Her missing access card is discovered behind the display, and with every new rumor, the case against her grows stronger.But Mina has a problem with the obvious explanation: The evidence doesn't quite fit.A click behind the exhibit wall. A breath of cold air. A radio where no one should have been. As Mina reconstructs those ninety-two seconds, conflicting accounts and overlooked details point toward a troubling possibility: Someone may be counting on everyone reaching the wrong conclusion.Meanwhile, thousands of visitors are descending on Alder Creek for a total solar eclipse. As the town prepares for two minutes of darkness, Mina must separate observation from assumption-and suspicion from proof.The moon's shadow is coming. But before Alder Creek goes dark again, Mina intends to discover exactly what happened the first time.