Books with author A.K. Alexander

This coloring book is designed for young children who love to color all things that go. Planes, Cars, trucks, ships, airships, hot air balloon, trucks, tractor, bikes and trains. 100 unique pictures, 100 pages of coloring fun. This coloring book features;Big simple pictures perfect for beginnersThick outlines and large areas to colorDrawings designed so it’s easy to stay inside the linesColoring is fun for kids and has lots of benefits including: Prepares children for schoolColor awareness and recognitionImproves focus and hand eye coordinationImproves fine motor skillsContributes to better handwritingYour child will like this book!

The most polarizing man of his era, Napoleon Bonaparte has remained a source of controversy ever since. Did his dictatorship crush the French Revolution, or carry its ideals to their logical conclusion? Was he a conqueror-tyrant who sought war for the sake of glory, or was he forced into conflict to defend his beloved France? Was he a throwback to sixteenth-century “absolute monarchs,” or the great modernizer of nineteenth-century Europe? Or was he all of these things at once? In this compact, highly readable biography, Alexander Kennedy examines these questions and more. He traces Napoleon’s history back to the bloody hillsides of Corsica, from his rise as a young artillery officer to the summit of greatness. We see at how Napoleon’s rule forever changed a continent, but also how his overreach led to his shocking fall from power. To understand the story of Napoleon, Hughes persuasively shows, is to understand Europe itself—both in Napoleon’s era and today. "If you want a thing done well, do it yourself." - Napoleon Bonaparte Buy Now to Discover: Napoleon’s tactics at Austerlitz, Waterloo, and other crucial battles.How the French conquest of Corsica shaped Napoleon’s childhood.Napoleon’s troubled marriage to the faithless Josephine.The French invasion of Egypt and discovery of the Rosetta Stone.The sale of Louisiana to the United States.Napoleon’s 1814 suicide attempt.The daring escape from Elba that allowed Napoleon to make his final stand. Buy Now and Read The True Story of Napoleon Bonaparte... Thank you in advance for buying our book. We know you'll love it!

Two worlds—bound by magic. Divided by The Door.In the demon kingdom of Eriis, the rain hasn’t fallen for a generation and the human world is a mystery. A queen with a secret struggles to raise her misfit child in the ashes of her shattered kingdom.In the sunny and carefree human city of Mistra, demons exist only in story books. A bored young socialite turns her back on parties and longs for a life of adventure.When the lonely prince meets the runaway heiress, he’ll find humans are nothing like he imagined, and she’ll discover demons are much more than just a bedtime story.Between them they’ll either bring the rain back to Eriis, or lock The Door between the worlds and drive them apart forever.Sometimes love doesn’t change the world. Sometimes it changes all of them.

Logicide! Heretic!Behold, the city of Laburnum, where all the gods are dead.The all-seeing Academy has outlawed faith and superstition. Those caught whispering about unreasonable things quickly disappear.But in this cruel city dripping with lies and conspiracy, an aristocrat and a slum boy are about to have their fates wound together by a mysterious cat. They will soon discover the dark underworld behind their city's curtain — and that evil has more than one face.Pure Dickensian Voodoo.Widdershins is a dystopian thrill-ride of top hats, politics, misfits and blood magic, from a striking new voice in fantasy.

Laburnum is a city of two moons and one faith: Logic. It’s also a city of rat empires, criminal gangs, slum boys, plotting politicians, curious princesses, the crimson men, drunkards and a talking cat. And there’s a bit of witchcraft going on, but we’re not allowed to talk about that.******************************************The Boy with Absolutely No Talents is part 1 of 6 from Alex Alexander’s debut novel Widdershins. In the Neo-Victorian city of Laburnum, the Academy have outlawed irrational thought. Religion, mysticism and magic have been forgotten and replaced with the Laws of Logic. The Academy’s Inquisitors police these laws and to break them is to commit the ultimate crime: Logicide. Niclas, The Boy with Absolutely No Talents, has made a promise to the talking cat Balthazar – a promise he intends to keep. But there is a dark side to his new master and the boy is about to find himself pulled into the underworld of the Black Science.“…”“…”“…The Whisperer whispers…”

"My people perish because of their ignorance." -Hosea 4:6What does the Protestant Reformation, the Catholic Church, the Islamists, the Zionists and the Communists all have in common? Their blood thirst to destroying Christian culture and civilization in the West. The purpose of this book is to provide new historical evidence which traces the current Trojan Horse of Islam; enabled by Leftist governments across the West, back to the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Church corruption. The reformation brought new advancements in science and political theory which eventually led us into the modern world. The Left's grand strategy of borderless nations is the death of Western Nation States and a renewed political model will awaken in the aches in which there is no room for religion, race, gender or nationality. A New World Order is upon us, and the world will never be the same again. We are on the cusp of a New World Order that will take our rights and our freedoms. Alexander's book highlights the greatest and most immediate national security threats posed to America and Europe. It identifies where the West has gone wrong collectively as a civilization historically, while addressing the current Islamic threat that is enabled by the Left. The study is mainly focused on the clash of civilizations from a fresh and new perspective. When Alexander set out to understand the threat against Western Civilization, it was not only an extensive study on the current threat of Islamic terrorism, and it’s many fundamentalist groups that have declared war upon the West, but a study that goes further, in trying to understand how the threat reached Western shores in the first place historically. Alexander offers solutions, and makes the case for Middle Eastern Christians as a people that originally belonged to Western Civilization and therefore make the best immigrants to solve Europe's population shortage crises, while exposing the Left's cultural suicidal agenda.