L Sydney Fisher

The Phoenix Codes L Sydney Fisher

The Critics say..."You won't forget this book!"From the #1 Amazon Bestselling Author comes a story inspired by the U. S. Army's psychic spy program, Stargate.


For two decades, the Army trained special agents in remote viewing, a form of clairvoyance. With Russia at the forefront of paranormal research, the United States government wasn't about to be left behind and funneled more than twenty million dollars into the top secret program.

Hidden among the landscape of Fort Meade and inside the walls of a wooden structure, the remote viewing labs trained soldiers to be psychic spies under a cloak of secrecy and a signed oath. If the oath was broken, the soldier could face up to $10,000 in fines and a possible prison sentence. But in 1995 during the Clinton Administration, Stargate was shut down. Now twenty years later, a new story emerges.

Sergeant Major Seth Phoenix's story continues in The Phoenix Codes as he battles the CIA and the U. S. government's plans to duplicate his DNA codes for future use in the Human Clone Research programs already being explored in Russia.

When he meets Russian Agent Nikita Oleshun for the second time during a rescue mission in Srebrenica, Bosnia, Phoenix realizes that the would-be enemy is actually an ally and attempting to defect from Russia. Phoenix races against time and certain death as he fights to protect his supernatural match and earn the right to live free from the constraints of his powers.

What hidden agendas will Phoenix uncover as he strips away the CIA's veil of secrecy? And will he survive a Russian assassin's order to kill him and Nikita Oleshun before they reach Homey Airport, the most highly classified and guarded military base on the planet?

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Note from the author Seth Phoenix and his rank as a sergeant major is not meant to represent the personality or character of any real life military personnel. The research for The Phoenix Series involved more than two years of interviews with military personnel, consultations, travel time, and hands-on demonstrations with tactical gear and artillery. It is my hope that you enjoy The Phoenix Series as much as I enjoyed the research. Although I consider this series to be one of my most challenging projects, it was also an unforgettable experience and a fascinating subject. This series is dedicated to the United States Military and all national and local law enforcement agencies protecting our homeland.

Just remember, in the end and by direct orders of the CIA, this never happened...