inSyte: If suddenly you have all the answers…well that raises a lot of intriguing questions.

Greg Kiser

ISBN-13: 978-0615484877

390 Pages (Includes front and back matter)

Evaluation by Steven King, MBA, MEd

With the rapid advance of technology and the proliferation of data across the Globe Wide Net, how would it adjust your life if you had access to all at present accessible information right before your eyes-at all instances? Would you settle to dazzle partygoers by displaying your penchant for minutiae or would you use your new identified access to details for a thing genuinely benevolent? Would you be tempted to use the device for sordid acquire?

Such a circumstance arose for Mitch Downing, a former Navy Seal-turned-grad student. He created a technological gadget which provided the sum of all human understanding proper just before his eyes- which he named InSyte. But, he preferred to exhibit a quiet sort of quiet strength rather of intelligence mastery. This contemplative commando appealed to Kate-a lot more than just a man with an uncanny penchant for protection-but also as a deep thinker who seemed to know what to say at all instances.

Mitch and Woody, two ex-Seals who engage in cage fighting, discover their lives inextricably entwined with Kate and Molly. At a casual glance the story seems to be a shaggy dog tale of two guys trying to deepen a relationship with two girls with the requisite trappings… hip clubs, partying, and the like. The lynch pin is that Kate’s Dad is the Mayor of Tampa, FL, and his religious values have been trumped by political expediency. Whilst he speaks the “household values” game, there is absolutely nothing altruistic about this guy…he desires cash and a fancy yacht. His thirst for dollars causes him to cavort with unsavory characters who perform “behind the scenes” to insure nothing thwarts his program. It appears daddy has huge plans to award a significant contract to expand electronic infrastructure by means of backdoor negotiations. Luckily, Mitch’s InSyte invention analyzes the pieces of these plans and presciently particulars the collapse of civilization if the tides are not turned.

This areas Mitch in a difficult spot-how to subvert the destruction which arises from chaos and not put the daughter of the man responsible in harm’s way?

Greg Kiser’s InSyte gives nonstop action exactly where the author does not sacrifice great writing for convenient plot developments. At very first, some of the italicized back stories are hard to adhere to and figure out precisely what they add to the narrative. The reader will quickly deduce that such back story is akin to the mental banter that tends to distract a individual from completely paying attention at any given event. [Considerably like mentally checking out when your uncle waxes and wanes prior to delving into the Thanksgiving turkey.]

Even though more than 300 pages lengthy, I read this brilliant novel in two days. Intrigue, conspiracy, and testosterone rule the story. Ladies, not to be concerned…Greg has a soft spot, too, and offers romantic interludes to maintain you involved (but not so a lot that it will result in your partner to put the book down).

Give the proliferation of self-publishing, when you attempt fiction these days you in no way know precisely what you are going to get. InSyte is well-written and engaging. It is hugely commended to those who appreciate good fiction with superb plot developments and lots of action.