Deadly Invisible Enemies Anthology

Deadly Invisible Enemies: Evil in the Air (Book 1)

Secrets have deadly consequences, especially in a digital world.

What would soul mates give up to be together? What would soul mates do to stay together? On the night of his tenth wedding anniversary Kevin Albright was about to find out.

In an instant, Kevin, a renowned computer security expert, loses a wife and son as security is breached at the highest levels of government. Kevin suspects the FBI are not sharing the real details about that night and wonders if the U.S. Attorney General knows what is really going on in the Department of Justice. He vows to get the killers even if they're in the government and he has to "die" to do it.

When he is nearly killed, it sets off a high stakes game of 3D cyber chess. Kevin must play like a chess master to stay alive and close in on an unseen enemy.

Dying to get his wife's killers, the hunt takes him deep into an invisible underworld.

Deadly Invisible Enemies: Hunt for Evil (Book 2)

Secrets have deadly consequences, especially in a digital world.

What would you do if you-lost everything? Were haunted by demons and hunted by an invisible enemy? Could not trust the FBI or the U.S. Attorney General? Kevin Albright was about to find out.

Kevin's world is turned upside down, and the search for answers only leaves more questions and doubts. The hunt takes him deep into an invisible underworld where he teams up with a woman who shares a common haunting past and a remarkable resemblance to his wife. But she is hiding a secret, a secret that could kill him. He knows the only way to locate and force the killers out into the open is to match their ruthlessness and cunning-and then destroy them, and their network, before the clock runs out and they execute their next deal.

As Kevin closes in on the killers, he discovers evidence that their next deal is about to be launched. The potential target area-the U.S. east coast which includes twenty-six nuclear facilities, four liquefied natural gas terminals and major high-density population cities-New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Washington.