Two heads are often better than one. Especially when the two are twins. Sinatra was at his finest at the Copa Room in 1966. Can he be even better enhanced by new technology in 2026?

Twin brothers from Lakehurst, New Jersey, join forces to bring Frank Sinatra back to life in 2026 to reprise and update a concert staged in 1966 by the legendary entertainer.

After earning their masters degrees in computer science from Oxford University, Lorenzo and Aldo Fiore set off along different career paths only to find that their way into a collaboration that pushes technology to the edges of possibility, as they each reach their own personal objectives though the process.

Sinatra at the Sands - 2026 is full of twists and turns, and successes and setbacks, each shedding light on what it means to be human, as well as on the limitations of our species to predict outcomes for ourselves and for future generations.

Although the novel is speculative and the climacric events possibly unattainable at this time, the technology within its pages is written in real-time and will exist before any reader of today, finishes the journey through its pages.

George Rothacker grew up in Upper Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, in the 1950s and ‘60s, and graduated from Upper Darby High School and then Temple Technical Institute in North Philadelphia. He has owned and operated a successful design and marketing firm since 1978, and built a parallel career as an illustrator and painter for more than 50 years. Sinatra at the Sands -2026 is his ninth book of fiction. It is based on current technology and an appreciation of the impact Frank Sinatra and his music have made worldwide over several decades and the influence Sinatra continues to have on the music industry long after his passing in 1998. George and his wife, Barbara, have four children and eight grandchildren, and live in Radnor, Delaware County.