The Nevada Drone Shift
A Creech AFB Romance

About this book:

Inside a windowless trailer at Creech AFB, Staff Sergeant Maya Lin and Captain Austin Vance hunt targets seven thousand miles away through a drinking-straw camera view. She's the squadron's sharpest sensor operator; he's a washed-out fighter pilot learning to fly without G-forces. Twelve-hour "ghost shifts" blur Nevada midnight into Afghan noon, until the only reality that matters is the hum of servers, the taste of borrowed French-press coffee, and the dangerous intimacy of sitting elbow-to-elbow in the dark while someone else's war unfolds in infrared.

The job demands clinical detachment—track the truck, count the heartbeats, don't blink. But the latency on the satellite link makes every decision a gamble, and the confined space strips away rank until only instinct remains. When the crosshairs settle on a compound gate and the strike clearance drops, the line between operator and executioner dissolves in a single-point-two-second lag.

*The Nevada Drone Shift* is a taut, technically authentic military romance that trades cockpit glory for the quiet pressure of remote warfare—where the fiercest battles are fought against fatigue, bureaucracy, and the slow, inevitable drift toward someone who sees the same pixels you do.