Lords of Asylum (The Serpent Knight Saga)

-Praise for Lords of Asylum-"This book is a masterpiece." —Rockstarlit Book Asylum"Sure to become a cult classic in the future." —Grimdark Magazine"A delight to read, and the dark and oppressive backdrop was dripping with atmosphere." —The Fantasy Inn BookBlog"Kevin Wright obviously has some serious writing skills." —Superstardrifter Book Blog"Adeptly written and replete with dark imagery, this novel continually surprises." —Fantasy Book CriticSenlin Net Award and Semifinalist in the Self-Published Fantasy Blog Off 2018Over 90 Positive Reviews on AmazonHonorable mention - Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Contest 2016"An engrossing read that is part horror, part medieval political struggle, and part noir detective story." —Patrick LeClerc, author of In Every Clime and PlacePlague howls through the realm, pandemonium rages across the kingdom, and Asylum City writhes dying in the throes of brutal civil war.Enter Sir Luther Slythe Krait, a battle-scarred mercenary whose lone desire is to slink incognito through the backwaters and alleyways of civilization. But Sir Luther is a man who gets what he deserves, not desires.Thrust into a deadly game of cat-and-mouse between Asylum's power-mad lords, can Sir Luther play one against another long enough to execute his quest? Can he unmask and behead the butcher behind a series of gruesome murders?Or will he die trying?Lords of Asylum is the gripping series starter in The Serpent Knight Saga fantasy series. If you like gritty heroes, realistic fight scenes, and witty dialogue, you’ll love Kevin Wright’s medieval fantasy mystery.Buy Lords of Asylum and slake your bloody thirst today!

From the Inside Flap

It came in this darkest of years, this winter of bitterest cold, when dire wolves loped feverish-mad through the city, marauding, laying slaughter and waste upon man, woman, and child. When finally they retreated, it was believed to be a miracle from God. It was not.--Journal of Sir Myron Chalstain

From the Back Cover

"Kill him!" a man roared from across the cobbled expanse. A riot of Isle men hauled past. "Move!" he roared, his sky blue eyes, gleaming. Lord Taschgart. Turning, he froze suddenly in terror, standing atop a destroyed monument, his gaze riveted to the north. The demon emerged into the square, burning rock and molten metal falling. Its gaze met Lord Taschgart's and locked on, as it started toward him. Lord Taschgart broke and ran. I didn't blame him.

About the Author

Kevin continues to write in his spare time and is currently working on a sequel to Lords of Asylum tentatively entitled, Husk. It's romantic comedy.

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