Projekt Half Light

by Kyle R. Fisher

Overview

Colin is an engineer with the FBI, specializing in research and development. He doesn't even carry his gun. After a chance encounter with a beautiful blond named Savanna, large men with handguns begin chasing them through the streets. Savanna is a private investigator searching for a missing high-level FEMA employee. Not knowing if his attraction is to the adrenaline or the beautiful woman, Colin joins Savanna in her search. Together they uncover a sinister plot by a shadowy group called Half Light with ties stretching back to Nazi Germany. Hunted by both sides of the law, they must evade capture and certain death to try to stop an evil plan seventy years in the making.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940046490398
Publisher:	Kyle R. Fisher
Publication date:	12/24/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	408 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Kyle R. Fisher enjoys writing in multiple genres including science fiction, historical fiction, and thrillers. His work shifts from a trilogy about time travel to the true story of Judith of Flanders to a spy thriller about ancestors of German Nazis attempting to overthrow the US government. He populates his books with unusual but realistic characters, quirky humor, and unexpected twists.

Kyle is an engineer and independent author living in Ohio. He is a project engineer for an injection molding company that makes large parts for many different industries. His wife works in a candy factory and he believes she is the sweetest thing in the building. His oldest daughter is an Ohio University graduate who works and raises three children. His younger daughter graduated from both the Ohio State University and the University of Northern Colorado, and works in the mental health care field. He couldn’t be prouder of them.

An avid reader his whole life, his first attempt at writing was on a red, toy typewriter at the age of nine or ten. It was a horror story about giant ants, which he never completed. As an adult, Kyle's interest in writing didn't ignite until after his second trip through college, where a tough composition professor gave him the encouragement he needed. In 2010, his first completed manuscript, Turbulent Reentry, won the San Diego Mensa 2010 Creative uRGe award for Best Unpublished Novel. He hasn’t stopped writing since.