The Aliens

Two secret agents from opposing nations are drawn to each other by something called psychic communication-- a classified project both their governments are developing. Fearing for mankind's future, they work together to try and stop the dangerous experiments that are intricately linked to the possible destruction of the world.

A man and woman who work as spies for enemy countries start talking to each other through their minds because of secret mind-reading tests their governments are running. When they realize these experiments could destroy the world, they team up to try and stop them before it's too late.

Secret agents for the United States and the Soviet Union meet and discover they are facing the same problem: fear that what they are doing will destroy all mankind. John Carpenter, whose cover is that of a stockbroker, and Ivan Ivanovich Plohtnik, whose cover is a journalist, are drawn together through something called psychic communication, a secret project both of their governments are working on. The two fear for mankind’s future if the project, which neither understands, is successful, and both realize there is very little they can do to stop it—nobody in the upper echelons will listen to either of them.