Alexander Ferrar has written over twenty-five romance, comedy, and adventure novels, mostly from the POV of the villain, dealing with hot-topic issues such as human trafficking, the refugee crisis, polyamory, interracial relationships, and various reasons the world is going to Hell in a handbasket.
In 2020, he won the Artist of the Year medal for Literature. A link to his paintings is below the book categories.
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What genres do you write?
Comedies, thrillers, and romance, usually tackling difficult subjects that I feel we need to discuss more openly. No one knows my political affiliation, but readers often choose one for me, based on the side one character will choose in one book. I prefer to feature characters with diverse voices, loyalties, and beliefs, and sometimes that makes readers uncomfortable. But without the possibility of offense, there can be no honesty. Every book has involved extensive research to ensure authenticity and depth.
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Crime Romance
Megan, a lonely and quirky used-records store clerk, has a spark that few people see. She will go far in life, but she’s taking her own sweet time getting there—at least, she is up until an unhappily married hunka hunka burning love waltzes into her life and sweeps her off of her feet. No one has ever made her feel this way, this loved and this special, and it surprises her just what she’s willing to do to make it last a little longer. She starts following his cold and evil wife around their peaceful college town to find out what she’s up against, and uncovers dark and disturbing secrets that lurk just beneath the surface in this steamy and shocking prequel to the Heresy series.
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.
Something must’ve happened last summer in Palm Beach to make a teenaged Rabbit into a drunken shadow of his former self. He won’t talk about it, but there’s enough gossip going around. Whatever really happened, it left the kid an orphan at 18. The ghosts in the lonely mansion drove him out at night to find company, and he fell in with the wrong crowd—a crowd of thieves, hookers, druggies & killers, the best friends money can buy. And as if that wasn’t enough, he invited them all over for a house party. It’s the Darkside version of the Real World, a two-week whirlwind of danger, depravity and forbidden romance, and while his rapid descent into the seedy underworld is shocking, it isn’t nearly as horrifying as discovering his own family’s awful secret in this steamy prequel to the Heresy series.
You ever seen a ghost? A couple of years ago, Simone Brennan was strutting down the catwalks of Milan, Paris, and Tokyo. Wouldn’t know it to look at her now, swinging around the pole in Diabolique, g-string stuffed with ones. She’s still got a day job, though. You look close enough, you can see the sticky residue of the tape that held a microphone in her cleavage that afternoon. Hey, it’s a living. It’s no big deal when your only plan for the future is rolling on Friday night. Opportunity knocks though, when her dealer has a “public relations” position for her at the hot new club downtown—the one with a high-class drug den for a VIP section. As long as she can keep her nose clean, and her former employers off her back, and her hands off of the evil club owner/drug lord’s hot girlfriend, everything should be fine.
Spy Thrillers
The future of espionage, the darling of the Deep State, Guy Fox has flown the coop. Unable to live with himself doing the Swamp’s dirty work, he has struck out on his own. Gone deep underground, he lives off of high-profile heists that baffle police world-wide. He strikes without warning and vanishes like smoke. Then, a famous Guatemalan artist is kidnapped the night before his grand opening. His most controversial painting has been stolen, right out from under the noses of the best security in the world, and Guy can’t just walk away. He has the painting and can be on the next train tomorrow morning, but he knows he’ll be no better than the evil he left behind. If he had not taken the painting, the artist would still be in the hotel bar having cocktails, and his beautiful latina sister would not be in tears. Now the master thief has to save his victim, while staying one step ahead of the police, and the relentless mercenaries the art gallery has hired are closing in. Can the Prince of Foxes finally become what he had always wanted to be—a hero?
The former future of espionage, the disavowed darling of the Deep State, Guy Fox is forced out of retirement. It seems the globalist plan for a Great Reset is unravelling. Too many whistleblowers are sounding the alarm about Covid, and too many voters doubt the results of the presidential election. Something has to be done, and Guy is just the one to do it. And when he says No, as they knew he would, his former employers make him an offer he can't refuse.
After pulling off the Capitol Insurrection of January 6th, and rescuing Valentina from a CIA torture room, Guy Fox has nowhere to run. The President he stuck his neck out for turned out to be in the same Cabal he was supposed to be fighting. Now Fox doesn't know who to give the damning evidence on a stolen laptop, because no one in the Mockingbird media can be trusted. With the noose tightening around them, he and Val flee into the tunnels that honeycomb DC, and stumble upon a terrible secret: Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's undersea resort in the Chesapeake—a paradise for sickos—TerraMar. There they uncover the horrific plot to fulfill the red heifer prophecy and summon the Messiah, and then depopulate the Earth.