Line of Sight

It is 1995, and intelligence operative Lora Chandler, a.k.a. Agent Vogel, is tasked with investigating the claim that Professor Simon Blackmarr has cracked the invisibility problem. A mission that leads her back to the half-forgotten beach town of Lancaster, Florida. Home to estranged love interest, and newspaper reporter Richard Davis. Her feelings for him have never really died, and matters become even more complicated when Vogel learns that Blackmarrs breakthrough is legitimate. A scientific discovery that —in the wrong hands — could alter the balance of global power.

The stakes become even higher when the professor is abducted from the university, forcing Vogel back into the shadowy realm of espionage to find out who and why. It will take all the skill and cunning Lora Chandler possesses to stop a threat that could have devastating consequences for her personal life — and the world at large.

Editorial Review

JD Shipton

Could invisibility be induced? Wright makes a plausible case for this formulation, and the subsequent whirlwind of intrigue and tumult which must inevitably follow its discovery. Clandestine organizations, agents in espionage, a spiritual guru, and a hapless newspaperman find themselves swept up in powers gyre as they each maneuver for control in the shadows- or less.