Boyd Neisler


Biography

I am a retired design engineer who worked for an Ophthalmic manufacturing company. I also retired from the US Army Reserve as a Master Sergeant (MSG). My wife and I have two children. Both young men are currently in the military. (US Army). One, a Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) currently on deployment in Afghanistan, the other; a Sergeant First Class (SFC) stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado after returning from his third deployment in Iraq. We also have five grandchildren.
My wife retired from federal service and is currently at home with me. We enjoy traveling. We currently have three rescue pug dogs to keep us company.
I hope you enjoy this story as I plan to submit several more in the near future.
To paraphrase, “If you enjoyed the story, tell your friends, if not, tell me.” I can be reached via e-mail at Kuguar@sbcglobal.net.

Books

Charlie 12 Victor    by Boyd Neisler
Price: Free! 19920 words. Published on October 25, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
Captain Poole and his passenger are shot down in non-secured insurgent country. They both know, if they are found, it will likely mean an end to their lives. Attempts to launch a rescue are being planned, however all mission capable units are obligated to other critical missions. An Aide to the Secretary is able to contact the Sierra Warriors team. Will they make the rescue on time?
Kid Lay    by Boyd Neisler
Price: Free! 3970 words. Published on August 21, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
A young man fancying himself a gunfighter comes to town to make a name and reputation for himself by calling out the sheriff. The resultant gunfight will give Kid Lay a new alias. perhaps not to his liking.

Boyd Neisler’s tag cloud

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Smashwords book reviews by Boyd Neisler

  • So You Want to Be a Writer on Dec. 29, 2011
    star star star star
    A very easy, informative read. I have not tried the links supplied, but will in the near future. Like the author, I to have several rejections from various houses. Thanks to Smashwords.com, we rejected authors have an outlet for our work. None of the advise supplied by the author is new, but a rehash of writer's classes I have taken in the past, and conveniently forgotten. Thanks for memory jarring.