Corporate espionage can be a cutthroat business. But when the world’s two most successful weapons developers both gain access to an alien lifeform, the rivalry becomes deadly on a global scale.
Grayson Mitchell, a contract killer with a conscience, is looking to get out of the assassination game for good. When Elizabeth Duncott, the CEO of an experimental weapons manufacturer, offers him a lucrative contract to find her missing husband, Frederick, Grayson agrees to turn detective with his sights set on an early retirement.
Elizabeth’s niece, Charlotte Bruce, is an accomplished wildlife biologist content to spend her days shadowing a wolf pack. But when she learns of Frederick’s disappearance, she agrees to return to society and help Grayson, for the sake of her uncle.
But Grayson and Charlotte quickly become something they’ve never been prey.
Using their combined skills, the unlikely duo race against deadly rivals to solve the mystery of Frederick’s disappearance before the sinister truth of Project NEMISYS destroys much more than Grayson’s retirement plans.
If you like the techno-thrillers of Dean Koontz, A.G. Riddle and Raymond Khoury or the dark tension and chills of Scott Sigler, you’ll love the fast-paced contemporary sci-fi thrills of NEMISYS from Greever Williams, author of On Tenterhooks and Dust on the Mound.
By day, Greever Williams is a sorcerer skilled in the dark arts of government technology and a self-proclaimed stylish geek. By night, or at least by the wee lamplit hours of the night when he isn't chillaxin' with his offspring or DIYing the hell out of something with his beautiful wife, he is a writer of tales. His works include PROJECT NEMISYS, ON TENTERHOOKS and DUST ON THE MOUND. Greever likes his music heavy, his soda diet, his movies dark and his reading fiction. He’s also a sucker for mediocre zombie limericks. No, seriously. Check out his collection and add your own at greeverwilliams.com.
Straight forward thriller. Loved it. The main character is an assassin for hire. He has a moral compass, but no illusions about what he does. He gets teamed up with a field researcher, one that studies predators. It's a natural match and the story evolves quite organically. All the twists and turns bring the story to an explosive and, to me, unexpected ending. Very satisfying.
Nemisys has the flavors of all my favorite authors (king, koontz, you get the picture) which makes it interesting and also filling...like my favorite pizza! You won’t be disappointed!