The Full Circle

About the Book

Nine years have passed since the end of the Cold War, and a new age of prosperity has risen from the burning ashes left by years of conflict and terrorism. But the new era of peace and tranquility is short-lived when the President of the United States is allegedly assassinated, calling IIS operative Jack Hunter back into service. From the very beginning of his investigations, Hunter is thrust into a mass entanglement of lies and deadly deception as he soon stumbles across two conspiracies: one deeply routed in post-Cold War years, the other developed in present times. Both are destined to intertwine, leading him to the discovery of the truth to a long-held family mystery. Unable to trust anyone he encounters, Hunter is swept across the globe, caught up in a desperate race against time and powerful opposition, which ultimately lead to a climactic battle of good against evil. From the lively streets of New York City to a rural setting on the outskirts of Paris, to the FSB Headquarters in Moscow and back; The Full Circle is a witty tale of twists and turns, the true espionage thriller at its best.

About the Author

Javier Andrew Nieto was born in Phoenix, Arizona, on July 27, 1985. At the age of five, he began demonstrating an interest in writing through his making of picture books, and in recent years, his interest has not only prevailed, but has grown stronger. He has written many pieces of literature, including short naratives as well as several novellas. In August of 1998 and in May of 1999, some of his work was published in The Children's Magazine, a quarterly periodical for young writers. In December of 1998, he began working on his first full-length novel, The Full Circle, which he completed in November of 2000, nearly two years later.

Javi, now fifteen years old, attends his second year at Peoria High School in Peoria, Arizona, where he lives with his parents Javier and Rebecca, and his ten-year-old sister Becky. He continues to demonstrate his love for writing, as he is currently a reporter/editor for his high school newspaper, The Prowler. His aspiration is to become a full time writer after completing college.