Alexander Ferrar

In an epic tale that spans three continents, two men walk a tightrope between Good and Evil. Famous opera singer and Russian roulette enthusiast Chandler Tuttle has a secret life as a suicidal transvestite. One night, he uses his one bullet to save a life in La Antigua Guatemala. From then on, his world is turned upside-down. After a whirlwind of adventure, he and his new friend part ways, but their destinies are bound. Back in London to continue his tour, he falls in love with a stunning and mysterious Chinese girl, and is dragged into the seedy underworld of the Big Smoke. Plunged into intrigue and treachery, he finds a better use for his gun. But when his back's against the wall, he may have no choice but to call in the favor of the life he saved-Rabbit's.

In a whimsical twist of fate, the world-famous opera singer and Russian roulette enthusiast Chandler Tuttle saves Rabbit's life in Antigua Guatemala, and convinces him to retire early and lead an honest, normal life. Returning to London to continue his tour, he falls in love with a mysterious Chinese girl who gives him a reason to put down his gun, and Rabbit flies to Morocco to take an internet romance to the next level. Both are plunged into intrigue and treachery, one of them dragged into the underworld of sexual slavery, and the other into a cruel and alien culture that forces him back onto his road to ruin. Because of two damsels in distress, the hapless men walk a tightrope between Good and Evil, trying to do the right thing, but sorely tempted to take matters into their own hands, and what sets Rabbit's dark destiny in stone is finally revealed in this last volume of the Icarus series.

Alexander Ferrar's fourth novel, a shocking expos of Satanists working to destroy the Christian world, based on his experience in Cellblock M3B and undercover in a cult of devil-worshippers. The harrowing story of a young man born into a cult of unspeakable evil, struggling to break away and find meaning in his life. On the eve of a Black Mass, when he must take the final step to become a true servant of the Devil, the Fates step in to stop him. But it's out of the frying pan, into the fire. He is thrown into the county jail, where he's forced to see up close the dregs of society his "church" has helped to create. If he can manage to survive it, he'll need all the tricks of his dark past, so what hope is there he can also save his soul? Satanism foretells the coming of the Antichrist in a somewhat different way than the world is used to. We await the return of God in human form as the redeemer of all men, and we are prepared to welcome him. As He made a bride for Adam, we will offer him a fitting consort in return. The Antichrist will be God himself, tempted away from his mission by a slightly different Fruit of Knowledge.This bride, the Temptress, must be perfect in every way as far as flesh is concerned. She must have the power over all men that only a special type of woman can.The mission of our offering is to seduce the Christ, become His consort, and act as ambassador of Hell, petitioning for Satan to be reconciled with God. It is the dearest wish of our lord to return to Heaven, and the vixens of our church vie bitterly for the honor.And the rest of us do what we can to facilitate the Second Coming by making sure that the world is depraved, degenerate, and desperate enough to warrant it.

Evan, the high-school dropout in the South Floridian drug ring; Simone, the stripper who moonlighted as a narc; Rabbit, the serial killer/knight errant; Dark, the Satanist with conflicting values, and their victims and accomplices from the first four volumes of the Heresy series all collide this this stunning conclusion, against the backdrop of a carefully choreographed civil war in the United States-a nationwide revolt that many of them unknowingly helped to bring about.* * * * *Heresy is a series of five crime thrillers that, in the guise of fiction, cut through the numerous social taboos that prevent an honest discussion about the self-destruction of the United States. A number of copies have been donated to Florida prisons, and convicts, having been attracted by the lurid subject matter, claimed to leave with a different point of view. In fact, one black supremacist, after reading about the origins of racism in the US, approached the author and asked if it was true. When he was assured that it was, and that he could be provided with an extensive bibliography to corroborate the research, he said that the book had really opened his eyes, and that he was going to show it to some of his brothers. It may be only a small victory, but it's a start.

"Saga of the Beverage Men" is a pretty straightforward tale. A vanquished evil sorcerer has caused a dirth of beer to lure his alcoholic vanquisher into a trap, using the legendary Beer of the Gods as bait. What he didn't count on was his vanquisher having retired from the hero business, and a group of colorfully psychotic lunatics coming instead. On top of that, a ruthless conqueror has risen from beyond the edge of the world, with his ever-growing army in their fleet of flying ships, to lay siege to the people of Europe and steal their cheese. After that, it kind of gets a little weird.