Sex on the Moon The Amazing Story Behind the Most Audacious Heist in History

An out-of-this-world heist.
USA Today 

Mezrich has uncovered another high-stakes, fascinating true story. . . . Part love story, part madcap caper, part astro-geekery, the book is one of the summer s most fun reads.
NPR 

Movie-worthy treatment to the guy who stole moon rocks from NASA.
The New York Daily News

Mezrich is a genius at using characters and dialogue. . . to turn nonfiction into something as compelling as any thriller.
The Chronicle Herald 

[An] in-depth look at Thad Roberts, who along with three other NASA interns, stole pieces of lunar rock to impress his girlfriend. Mezrich has done extensive research to recreate the story of how an aspiring astronaut ended up getting caught for stealing over 100 pieces of the moon.
The Atlantic Monthly

A fast and furious read, powered along by Mezrich s desire never to take his eyes off the story.
Chicago Post-Tribune

Ben Mezrich s latest straight-to-the-big-screen book. . . . a rollicking summertime page-turner crackling with sex, astronauts, stolen dinosaur bones and international cyber-intrigue.
The Miami Herald

A breathless, credulous style. . . . memorable supporting characters. . . . adventure, sex, romance, a hero who is equal parts Clifford Irving from The Hoax, Frank Abagnale from Catch Me If You Can, and George Bailey from It s a Wonderful Life.
The Boston Globe

[A] thrilling account of space rock heist. . . fun, breezy action.
Tampa Tribune

Eloquent prose and a direct view into the characters mind. . . the access to Roberts and re-creation of his motivation and personality are Sex On The Moon s best qualities.
The Onion

[A] fascinating story. . . . has the readability of popular fiction, a ripping story, and great characters. . . . Another winner from an extremely talented writer.
Booklist, starred review

Out of this world heist. . . . one of the summer s most buzzed-about books.

Page-turner. . . . engaging read.
San Antonio Express-News

Ben Mezrich, the gonzo-inspired biographer of Ivy League geeks. . . . [brings us a] stranger-than-fiction, true-life thriller of a man who went where no man has gone before. . . . [the] story ticked all the boxes: a charismatic dreamer with a troubled past, a Romeo-and-Juliet love story, a geek-alicious high-tech setting, an ingenious Oceans 11-style heist and perhaps the most boneheaded mistake any man ever made to impress a girl. Even better, it was a journalist s Holy Grail: a truly uncovered story.
BookPage

Deliciously readable.
Baltimore Jewish Times

Ben Mezrich goes to incredible lengths to bring readers a story that is both accurate and spellbinding, honest and riveting.
Portsmouth Wire

A pulse-pounding tale.
Patriot Ledger

This is the incredible story of a crime truly out of this world, told with verve by Mezrich.
News of the World

Compelling.
Atlanta Jewish Times

Enthusiastically re-creates this oddball 2002 moon-rock heist.
Kirkus Reviews