I've long been a fan of Michael Chricton and how he weaves so many POVs in a spiral until the whole thing explodes with the dramatic conclusion. It's not something I've tried to do before, but I'll give it a go. 

This will be about an invisible alien invasion and four unlikely people who discover it and come up with a plan to stop it: a sound tech, a phlebotomist, an audiologist, and a high school senior. In theory, I have it 90% outlined, but my characters have a habit of grabbing the reins from me now and then, so we'll see who ultimately controls the narrative. 

I'm planning on taking most of the summer off from writing. With a preschooler underfoot--an adamant nap denier--it's hard to concentrate the way I need to. Come September, though, he'll be in school, and I'll have a couple of hours a day to do those quiet things I've missed, like reading, writing, snuggling with my cats.