Thin Air

Sharron set out alone in the cover of night in the summer of '76 to follow Keith, who had left the previous day, out to a flight school in a place called Fallon, Nevada, 400 miles away. 18 and hitchhiking, it was a risky plan.

Sharron never made it to Fallon and now, 20 years later with her daughter by her side, the two are trying to do what Sharron hadn't been successful at two decades ago; find Keith Forest and -hope to god he can help them escape the undercover agents from installation Butterfly they had just broken out of.

The two would easily pass as mother and daughter. Only Angel looked twice her mother's age. If they did find Keith, how was he going to believe their story? That they were both victims of a secret governmental genetic research
installation in the middle of the desert for 20 years?

The first of a two-part series, Thin Air is a white-knuckle ride written in real-time and plays out in less than 24 hours, so hold on. The first fiction writing by author Wil Schock.

Born in 1958, Wil has enjoyed many successes in the first half of his life, including authoring reference books and numerous patents to his
credit.