Kirby Wright: 14 books

A father is challenged in an escape game by his oldest son and loses in front of the family.Instead of celebrating his son, he interprets the victory as a challenge to his authority and seeks retribution.

The two brothers from the novels MOLOKA'I NUI AHINA and PUNAHOU BLUES resurface in this hunting episode set on the east end of Moloka'i island.Ben and Jeff are camped above Brownie's Gulch when Ben fires across Kainalu Valley at a buck.Jeff is about to discover the underpinnings of his brother's relationship with their grandmother.

A four-year-old learns lessons of life and death on his grandmother's remote island ranch.

The brothers from the novel PUNAHOU BLUES resurface in this rite of passage set in the red-light district of Honolulu.Also resurfacing is Arlene from the novel MOLOKA'I NUI AHINA.Take a trip to the seedy side of Hawaii's Capitol City, a side tourists rarely see.

A son tries understanding his mother by examining pictures from her childhood.

Ben and Jeffrey head east to Honouliwai Bay with their grandmother to meet a woman who has the power to cast spells and who can see the ghosts marching over the mountain down to the sea.

Julia Daniels, a Moloka'i pioneer woman of mixed blood, invites her grandsons Jeff and Ben to spend summers with her at her ranch on the east end. She shares the ranch with Chipper, an alcoholic war hero with a life estate bordering the swamp. The brothers roam a paradise of fishponds, waterfalls,...

Paris Hilton and Lady Gaga are dead. So is the President. Psytrance parties rage as Palm Springs burns. Police and fire departments are gone. Martial Law is imposed to deal with the riots but the military is overwhelmed when Mexicans storm the border to reclaim California. Warlords battle private...

3 Harley dudes how up unexpectedly @ Nirvana in the dead of night are on a mission of destruction. They've come to collect on a $30 grand debt and will knock down anyone who gets in their way. What I like about this is Tony's retribution for what they do at Nirvana, and the struggle with...

In Part 2 of the PRELUDE TO THE APOCALYPSE Series, Tony and Evo journey out to the coast to catch one last glimpse of the ocean. It's not what they expect. They encounter anarchy along PCH as families hock all they own to survive. One guy holds up a GUNS FOR GOLD sign. A Tent City has sprouted...

Puko'o Fishpond had been built in the 1500s by the king of Moloka'i. Before its construction, a man named Kilo had told the king that the work could not be done without the help of kahunas. The king said Kilo's punishment for this outburst was to be cooked alive in an imu when the pond...

The Phoenix Army (the PA) overwhelms the 4 Quadrants of LA they push out to the Coastal Townships, where they meet resistance from the RRR, a rebel group forced to live offshore. The PA turns captured women and girls into slaves while sending men and boys to meet certain death at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena (pyramids of skulls in the end zones).

The sun has set. Tony and Evo head east from the tiny town of Owl to discover the exclusive communities of Palm Springs are on fire. Familes huddle on their lawns as looters ransack their homes. Date palms become fiery torches that light Tony's way through a maze of burning mansions, street hustlers,...

This chapter was not included in the original PUNAHOU BLUES book because the publisher felt it cut against the loner persona of the main character. We disagree. It helps round out his character by showing him constructing friendships while building and designing the Haunted House for the school carnival.