Andrew K. Adler
Cover of Alexander's Revenge

Alexander's Revenge

By Andrew K. Adler

Alexander wanted a retirement in peace. But he's out for a last job and this time it's personal.

In Somalia he has been tasked to bring a country down and he's doing that just to get at one man.

His weapon of choice is a beach resort. Filled with older women. His second weapon is social media. His third weapon women empowerment.

A darkly satirical provocative thriller with a black main character that asks: What’s the most effective way to destroy a country? Not with war, but with tourists, female empowerment and social media.

It's a book for fans of a morally grey world, where things happen and Westerners can buy anything with their money.

Praise Fake Reviews

"A razor-sharp satire that skewers intelligence agencies, geopolitics, and human nature with equal precision. Imagine John le Carré meets Joseph Heller in a seedy beach resort."

"Dark, hilarious, and uncomfortably plausible. Alexander is the anti-hero you can't help but root for—even when he's burning the world down."

Perfect for fans of:

  • John le Carré's morally complex spy fiction
  • Christopher Buckley's political satire
  • Graham Greene's "entertainments"
  • Darkly comic thrillers with bite

FAQ

Was this book made with AI?

No, AI wasn't used to write or edit this book.
There is a paragraph where a character is using ChatGPT to solve a problem.
The promotional material, the website, the cover, everything else were shamelessly made by AI.

Why is the book given for free?

Plato, Marcus Aurelius or Ibn Khaldun aren't collecting any royalties for their works.