K. Mann
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K Mann is the pen name for the author of the "Isolated Chamber" series (2 books) and is also working on new books. His pen name came from a nickname he had in college where people would call him "K" or "K Man" since his first name begins with "K". He is based out of suburban Austin, Texas. His day job is Executive Director leading a global practice for a large IT services firm. He is married to a wonderful woman with whom he has 4 kids - 2 human and 2 non-human (1 pure Husky and 1 Husky mix). Outside of writing, his hobbies include - reading, travel, cooking, baseball, music (loves classic rock, hard rock, metal and alternative), hiking, staying fit, studying engineering and scientific developments (his undergraduate major was chemical engineering and math)and being a nerd and vegetarian foodie (he loves spicy food and has a spice tolerance level that is legendary).
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Isolated Chamber: The Powder Keg
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Action/Thriller/Sci-Fi
Sil Wochman works as a software engineer for a high-tech startup in the Southeast United States. Years ago, he suffered a huge tragedy - one that has left him bitter and hateful of the world around him. He copes by working long hours during the day and drinking excessively at night. One day, when he leaves the office, he finds out that the world around him has completely changed. He inadvertently commits a crime and now the police are after him. He has to find out what happened and make sense of things, all while dodging the police as well as an unknown enemy who is responsible for everything and is relentlessly hunting him down. 
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Isolated Chamber Book 2 - Blitzkill
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Action/Thriller
Four months have passed since the events of "The Powder Keg." XV3 Labs has become a distant memory as its investors, creditors and former employees work through the legal system, while investigations into its rapid demise continue. But someone else is around. Someone with a twisted agenda of his own. Someone with no inhibitions whatsoever. Someone whose brain is a pile of rotting flesh and is so demented one wonders if he is even human... 
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