Killing Spree

America, Mid 1990s.
A wave of mass shootings sweeps the nation. Schools, malls, churches, public gatherings - nowhere is safe. The killers have no clear motive, no connection to their victims, and no history of violence. Ordinary people wake up one morning and slaughter strangers in cold blood.
The media blames radicalisation. Politicians blame gun control laws. Psychologists search for answers.
But what if they're all wrong?
Former Special Forces operative Allan Jackson uncovers a terrifying pattern hidden beneath the chaos. The shooters weren't born killers. They may may instead be victims - unwilling subjects in a covert government experiment that spiralled out of control.
Now the people behind the project will do anything to keep the truth buried.
They will lie.
They will erase evidence.
And they will kill anyone who gets too close.
But Allan Jackson is not an easy man to silence.
Trained for deniable operations and hardened by years in the shadows, Jackson is an expert in weapons, tactics, and survival. As he digs deeper into the conspiracy known by a select few as Project Killing Spree, he discovers a nightmare far more dangerous than he imagined - one that reaches into the highest levels of power and corrupts his closest allies.

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Killing Spree is the first ever book written by Michael Bisley that remained unpublished for twenty-seven years. Now reworked with a final polish from thirty years of military service, it is finally ready for release.
The story as an authentic mid 90's retro feel as this is not only its setting, but when it was written, remastered with Michael Bisley's original visual style of storytelling seen in Bitten.

Praise for Killing spree.

• "A very cinematic style of storytelling."

• "Technically accurate, Militarily Authentic."

• "A classic espionage thriller that drags the reader into the shadows"