Kevin Wright

Waylaid in the wilds, they left him for dead... Sir Luther Slythe Krait is a bad man. He struggled to outrun his past, but vengeance is swift and relentless and rides on unceasing wings. Lord Pyotr Raachwald's son was slain in a ritual rife with black magic. His legacy lies shattered. His purpose ruined. And with the killer at large, all he has left, revenge, lingers just beyond reach. Plunged into a civil war, Sir Luther is compelled into the Gallow Lord's service. Can Sir Luther play him off against another power-mad lord long enough to unmask the truth behind the son's murder? Hunt down the killer? Bring him to justice? Or will he just die trying? Waylaid in the wilds, they left him for dead, just not dead enough... Lords of Asylum is Game of Thrones meets The Maltese Falcon. Find out why Arina from Rockstarlit Book Asylum Fantasy Book Blog says This book was a f**king masterpiece.'

Lords of Asylum

Enter the Darkness"There were some rather gruesome details to the affair-Jesus Christ-I am not even referring to the cannibalism, for in my mind, at this time, it seems somehow mundane, somehow...quaint, for lack of a better word. How far gone am I...?"-Edward Webb Hawkins, "The Brazil Business"Travel along that razor's edge separating horror and fantasy. Explore the desolate New England wilds where a woman of will and wit collides against a monstrosity of tooth and claw. Descend into the depths of the earth where dark things die and rise again. Trace the steps of a famed jungle explorer lost to the wilds, and pray his fate is not your own. Roam the labyrinthine corridors of the criminal mind and experience terrors known only to killers and to the men who stalk them. Travel the back alleys and plague walls of Mortise Locke, the Machine City, the last bastion of mankind in all its glory, honor, and depravity. Burn rubber through the streets of Old Mexico City, where the pyramids stand in vestigial homage to blood-hungry gods long since rotted away to dust, or have they...?Seven tales that will take you places you never knew existed, places you never knew you wanted to go, places you'll hunger to return to.About the AuthorKevin Wright studied writing at the University of Massachusetts in Lowell and fully utilized his bachelor's degree by seeking and attaining employment first as a produce clerk and later as an emergency medical technician and firefighter. His mother is thrilled. For decades now he has studied a variety of martial arts but steadfastly remains not-tough in any way shape or form. He just likes to pay money to get beat up, apparently.Kevin Wright peaked intellectually in the seventh grade.He enjoys fantasy, dark fantasy, steam punk, horror, history and a little bit of everything else. He writes mostly horror, steam punk and fantasy. Some of his favorite authors and influences are George R.R. Martin, H.P. Lovecraft, Lloyd Alexander, Neil Gaiman, Joe Abercrombie, and Joseph Heller.Kevin Wright is currently working on a full length medieval detective fantasy novel entitled, Lords of Asylum.

Grimnoir

Peter Jefferies

Between 1945 and 1990 the Western Allies mounted some of the most audacious and successful intelligence collection operations of the Cold War. Conducted in great secrecy, aircrews flew specially modified transport and training aircraft along the Berlin Air Corridors and Control Zone to gather intelligence on Soviet and East German military targets in the German Democratic Republic and around Berlin. The Air Corridors comprised three regulated airways for civil and military air traffic that connected West Berlin to West Germany. Operating under the guise of innocent transport and training flights, the pilots used their right of access to gather huge amounts of imagery for forty-five years. They also provided the western intelligence community with unique knowledge of the organisation and equipment used by Warsaw Pact forces. For the first time, using recently declassified materials and extensive interviews with those involved, Looking Down the Corridors provides a detailed account and analysis of these operations and their unique contribution to the Cold War.

Allied Aerial Espionage Over East Germany and Berlin, 1945-1990

Looking Down the Corridors

The city is bad. The swamp is worse. But Madam Spew, she's the worst. Dark Priests... Power-Mad Paladins... Chosen Heroes...The swamp city of Cesstern swarms with them all. It invites them in with open arms before biting down, coiling round, and stifling them tight. But these aren't tales of the connected, the powerful, the heroic. These are the tales of lowborn villains. One, in particular.Madam Spew was born to nothing. She had nothing. Was nothing.But it didn't take.Through wit and sin and sorcery, Madam Spew rose above the city's indigent scum to become a priestess in service to the Black Temple. One of Grimnir's chosen, Madam Spew does what she must, no matter how low the task, how dangerous, how disgusting. And Madam Spew is always game.Behind a shiltron of meat shield and mercenary, through black magic and guile and back-alley fisticuffs, she gets it done. But always, for a price.Read 'Swamp Lords' to find out what that price is. Then go take a shower, you filthy blackguard. You're gonna need it.

The Chronicles of Madam Spew

Swamp Lords

Mortise Locke, the Machine City, last bastion of mankind in all its fallen glory, where the sum total of life is cheaper than in part. A poor kid wrung from the city's dregs has been abducted. His family's lost all hope. Enter Detective Singh, gumshoe legend in his own mind and maybe -- just maybe -- a few others. He's the bloodhound loosed on the kid's trail, and it's clear from the get-go that someone wants this hound put down. And they ain't shy about it. Killers keep coming. And the clock keeps ticking... Can Detective Singh navigate the labyrinth of Mortise Locke's criminal underworld? Can he follow the trail? Can he dodge death in its pantheon of incarnations to finally find the missing kid? And if he does find him, will he wish he hadn't? Join Detective Singh in this lightning-paced steampunk thriller sure to set your blood to boil.

The Clarity of Cold Steel

Previously Published as Revelations PETER REYNOLDS is having a bad night. In point of fact, he's having the worst night. Working his first shift on the ambulance in the dark city, he's savaged by a rabid ghoul. Now he's infected and piece by piece turning into one. DETECTIVE WINTERS is a serious man. With serious guns. He hunts monsters for a living. Take your pick: vampires, werewolves, eldritch horrors. Strangely, the monster he's currently hunting happens to be a man. WHEN Detective Winters' path crosses Peter's, the two become embroiled in a shadow war being waged between the forces of darkness and of light with the very soul of the city is at stake. DO EITHER of them have what it takes to survive let alone triumph? BY DAY these men load their guns and sharpen their blades, awaiting the curtain fall of night to stride forth and combat the darkness despite the inevitability of becoming it. Eldritch City is a fast-paced, whirlwind of madness, monstrosity, and eldritch horror that you won't be able to put down. Read it today.

Eldritch City

The small village of Untheim has a big problem. Folk go missing with alarming frequency. Even more alarming? They turn up dead. And a young girl's just disappeared. Sir Luther Slythe Krait also has a big problem. He's stuck in Untheim. Penniless and poor and on his last legs, Sir Luther shoulders the task of tracking down the missing girl. The good news? He finds her. The bad? She's heading home in a box. And that's just the start. Bound by oath to hunt down the girl's killer, Sir Luther treks through town and wilderness, hounding the populace, ferreting leads, and drawing back the shroud of a decades-old secret privy to a select few. It's a dark secret, and those few want it kept that way. Will Sir Luther find the killer? Will he exact justice? An eye for an eye? A head for a head? Or will the head lost be his own? Read 'The Definition of Vengeance' and experience the horror and black humor of the latest installment of the grimdark detective series, 'The Serpent Knight Saga.'

The Definition of Vengeance

Sir Luther Slythe Krait has a problem. He and his friends are dying. Starving, on the run, and driven before a gale of ruin and slaughter, they seek a safe haven to hunker down in, to rest, recoup, regather. The backwater port of Haeskenburg seems to answer all their prayers. But Sir Luther knows Haeskenburg. He wishes he didn't. Haeskenburg has a secret, you see. Dark and ancient and stifled away from the light of day, but poised once more to rear its ugly head. Caught between the hammer and the anvil, Sir Luther walks a razor's edge. Balance or fall, there lies but one certainty: He will bleed. Experience the sublime catharsis of total annihilation. Read the epic grimdark fantasy today.

The Last Benediction in Steel

The city is bad. The swamp is worse. But Madam Spew, she's the worst. Dark Priests... Power-Mad Paladins... Chosen Heroes... The swamp city of Cesstern swarms with them all. It invites them in with open arms before biting down, coiling round, and stifling them tight. But these aren't tales of the connected, the powerful, the heroic. These are the tales of the lowborn. The bereft. The fallen. Madam Spew was born to nothing. She had nothing. Was nothing. But it didn't take. Through wit and sin and sorcery, Madam Spew rose above the city's indigent scum to become a priestess in service to the Black Temple. One of Grimnir's chosen, Madam Spew does what she must, no matter how low the task, how dangerous, how disgusting. And Madam Spew is always game. Behind a shiltron of meat shield and mercenary, through black magic and guile and back-alley fisticuffs, she gets it done. But always, for a price. Read 'Swamp Lords' to find out what that price is. Then go take a shower, you filthy blackguard. You're gonna need it.

Sir Luther Slythe Krait has a problem. He and his friends are dying. Starving, on the run, and driven before a gale of ruin and slaughter, they seek a safe haven to hunker down in, to rest, recoup, regather. The backwater port of Haeskenburg seems to answer all their prayers. But Sir Luther knows Haeskenburg. He wishes he didn't. Haeskenburg has a secret, you see. Dark and ancient and stifled away from the light of day, but poised once more to rear its ugly head. Caught between the hammer and the anvil, Sir Luther walks a razor's edge. Balance or fall, there lies but one certainty: He will bleed. Experience the sublime catharsis of total annihilation. Read the epic grimdark fantasy today. Questions with the author: Q: This is the second book in 'The Serpent Knight Saga.' How does it differ from 'Lords of Asylum?' The Last Benediction in Steel picks up pretty much where Lords of Asylum left off. There's about a two month break between the two and 'Last Bene' starts off with Sir Luther and some of his crew on the run from Asylum City. 'Last Bene' is different in that it's less of a who-done-it? than LOA. It's still the same noir fantasy detective told from the first person, but it's less about the murder than about the ongoing sword and sorcery adventure. Will Sir Luther survive? Will his friends? Will they still be his friends when all's said and done? Q: The last book featured a monster from myths and legends. What does Last Bene offer? Without giving anything away, my plan is for every book in this series to showcase some type of mythical creature / monster, but with a new take on it. 'Last Bene' is no exception. But I'll say no more. Q: Can you mention anything? I guess I can tell you what monsters I plan on using at some time or another. All the epics from myth and legend: werewolves, dragons, vampires, giants, goblins, devils and demons, golems, necromancers. Heck, maybe I'll add some new ones, too.

Book II. The Serpent Knight Saga

Peter Reynolds never believed in monsters. Not until his bad night working the ambulance. His worst night, in fact. The night one bit him and bit him bad. Now Peter Reynolds has to believe in monsters. Cause it's all he sees whenever he passes mirrors. Detective Joshua Winters works for the government. It's his job to hunt down and eradicate monsters. And those bitten by monsters. Detective Winters is good at his job. He enjoys his job. It's possible he enjoys it a little too much. Witness the nuclear train-wreck confrontation as these two men's paths collide amid the worst monster outbreak in their city's history. Will either survive? Will you? A Dark City. Dark Deeds. Eldritch Horror. Read 'Monster City' today.

Monster City

David Hirson

Kyle Walker

Linda Lau

Joseph McCarthy

Ali Jahangiri

Jeff Campion

Linda He

John Tishler

Dawn Lurie

Al Rattan

Reid Thomas

Whether you are a foreign investor seeking a United States green card or a domestic developer sourcing capital for your latest project, the United States EB-5 visa program offers unique opportunity. In an industry known to be difficult to understand, The EB-5 Handbook breaks down the EB-5 program into its simple basics? investment, economic growth, and green cards. In The EB-5 Handbook, investors and developers alike will learn the essentials of the program, the benefits it can offer, and how to get started on their EB-5 journey with sections uniquely tailored to each party. Ali Jahangiri of EB5investors.com has brought together an all-star team of expert authors from nearly every segment of the industry. The authors - Jeff Campion, Linda He, David Hirson, Linda Lau, Dawn Lurie, Joseph McCarthy, Al Rattan, Reid Thomas, John Tishler, Kyle Walker, and Kevin Wright - all have an established history of success working with EB-5 investors and developers. The EB-5 Handbook is the first book of its kind to bring together such a diverse group of authors to increase transparency and knowledge of the EB-5 program.

A Guide for Investors and Developers

The EB-5 Handbook

Book 3 of The Serpent Knight Saga is HERE! The small village of Untheim has a big problem. Folk go missing with alarming frequency. Even more alarming? They turn up dead. And a young girl's just disappeared. Sir Luther Slythe Krait also has a big problem. He's stuck in Untheim. Penniless and poor and on his last legs, Sir Luther shoulders the task of tracking down the missing girl. The good news? He finds her. The bad? She's heading home in a box. And that's just the start. Bound by oath to hunt down the girl's killer, Sir Luther treks through town and wilderness, hounding the populace, ferreting leads, and drawing back the shroud of a decades-old secret privy to a select few. It's a dark secret, and those few want it kept that way. Will Sir Luther find the killer? Will he exact justice? An eye for an eye? A head for a head? Or will the head lost be his own? Read 'The Definition of Vengeance' and experience the horror and black humor of the latest installment of the grimdark detective series, 'The Serpent Knight Saga.'

Book Three: The Serpent Knight Saga

This book examines early CIA U-2 operations looking at the missions flown and the sensors carried and describes how the imagery and electronic intelligence captured produced thousands of images and tape recordings that were used to produce high quality intelligence on the USSR's most secret military and scientific activities.

Volume 1: CIA U-2 Operations Over Europe, USSR, and the Middle East, 1956-1960

We Were Never There

The second volume of We Were Never There explores CIA U-2 operations across Asia and the rest of the world from 1957-74. It includes details of previously undisclosed flights, detailed mission routes, special sensor and equipment fits, plus an evaluation of the CIA's U-2 program.

Volume 2: CIA U-2 Asia and Worldwide Operations 1957-1974

"Outstanding. A great entry point for the developer and investor." - Brian Calle, Orange County Register "Combines the experience of the authors to give a unique perspective on the important EB-5 program which drives capital formation and jobs across our country." - Congressman Jared Polis Whether you are a foreign investor seeking a United States green card or a domestic developer sourcing capital for your latest project, the United States EB-5 visa program offers unique opportunity. In an industry known to be difficult to understand, The EB-5 Handbook breaks down the EB-5 program into its simple basics- investment, economic growth, and green cards. In The EB-5 Handbook, investors and developers alike will learn the essentials of the program, the benefits it can offer, and how to get started on their EB-5 journey with sections uniquely tailored to each party. Ali Jahangiri of EB5 Investors Magazine has brought together an all-star team of experts from nearly every segment of the industry. The authors - Jeff Campion, Linda He, David Hirson, Linda Lau, Dawn Lurie, Joseph McCarthy, Al Rattan, Reid Thomas, John Tishler, Kyle Walker, and Kevin Wright - and the editors - Elizabeth Peng and Cletus Weber -all have an established history of success working with EB-5 investors and developers. The EB-5 Handbook is the first book of its kind to bring together such a diverse group of authors to increase transparency and knowledge of the EB-5 program.

The Eb-5 Handbook

Using recently declassified materials and interviews this book reveals new details of highly classified US and British Cold War aerial intelligence collection flights.

Us and British Cold War Aerial Intelligence Gathering

The Collectors

"JESUS CHRIST! This city's infested with f*@#ing monsters!" Peter Reynolds was having a bad night.And it was due mainly to monsters. Vampires to be specific, though on the whole, the various forms of undead: vampires, wraiths, revenants, etc., can be gathered under one unified proto-species referred to as ghouls, though this subject is still a bone of contention in academia and other rarified-weirdo circles. What's not debated is what they all have in common: they all bite.And one bit Peter.Detective Winters is one of those weirdos from rarified circles. He works for the government. It's his job to aid civilization by clandestinely hunting down and slaughtering creatures of the night such as werewolves, shoggoths, the aforementioned ghouls, and people bitten by ghouls. Detective Winters is good at his job. He enjoys it. It's possible he enjoys it a little too much.Read Monster City and see what happens when the paths of these two men collide amidst the worst monster outbreak in their city's history. It's not going to be good, that's all I can say.Monster City was previously published under the title Revelations and Eldritch City. If you're one of the three people who bought either, don't buy this. And also, thank you.

Kevin Wright

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