Bøger af Alex King

30 unforgettable experiences that capture the soul of Athens. The 'Soul of' collection is a new approach to the art of travelling that consists ofvagabonding around, chance encounters, and unforgettable experiences.

-Each story in this collection has been fully illustrated with original images.Do you love vampire fiction and are looking for a good read?If so this gripping, beautifully illustrated book, Two of the Best Vampire Stories is for you!Two for the price of one!!Together in one book, both these stories contain the horror of the vampire, and also the love and courage of those brought into the Vampire's world.-Book One - Dracula by Bram Stoker. This book was first published in 1897 after many re-writes. Born in Ireland in 1847 Bram Stoker died in 1912.- Book Two - Carmilla by Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu. Born in Ireland in 1814 he was largely self-educated and became a leading writer of horror fiction. Carmilla was first published in 1872, just one year before the author died in 1873Treat yourself to Two of the Best Vampire Stories, buy now, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain!

Seven minutes in Heaven... enough to create Hell. MIRAHe was my best friend's brother.I was the third unofficial Draven child they didn't ask for.Burton Draven was off limits in more ways than forbidden could spell.One night stuck together at a Halloween carnival turned into a match that wouldn't go out no matter how hard you blew.That kiss of death sealed my fate when he made it his life mission to destroy me for it.Losing my scholarship, paying penance for his blackmail, making sure no one dared to touch me and watching from a distance to make sure I stayed miserable.Until I got my own revenge...Now the torture was really about to begin. BURTONShe was my sister's best friend.Mira Eckland was beneath me, yet when she kissed me, something inside kicked up into a hellfire I couldn't ignore.I wanted more of what I couldn't have without ruining the one person's trust I cared about. My baby sister was the last person I cared about in this world.I was a man on fire-angry I couldn't have her and hellbent on ruining her for anyone else.Retaliation was easy when she stopped trying to fight back against the money and power protecting me. After she gave up, I watched her destroy herself.Until I found out she was to blame...Now that fire burning inside me was going to create her own personal hell.

Are you someone who enjoys reading about sex and murder? . .If so this book is for you! . . .Murder as a sport or preoccupation is not something most people indulge in. However for some, the actual taking of another's life, becomes a rich and satisfying hobby. . . For others the joy of killing is also heightened by the delicious pleasure of the 'joy of sex'. So now we have someone, who not only loves to kill, but takes an added, more powerful thrill of killing out of lust and sexual desire. We may know this type of killing as a lust murder. " . . . . . . . .The author, Alex King, enters the world of John, an ordinary man, with an extraordinary appetite for sex and murder........Treat yourself today, buy now, you have nothing to lose.

An ancient evil. An all too contemporary crime. In the tiny, bucolic town of Greenleaf, Claire Vaughn, beloved high school counselor, is ready to end her immortal life. As the last school day before summer vacation comes to a close, Claire walks into Room 217 with a loaded gun. Ten meticulously chosen teenagers are what she wants. The rest can leave.Now a horrifying waiting game is about to begin ... Claire has been walking the world a long time, hunting for others like her. One of her terrible tribe is right here in Greenleaf, in this very building, wearing a friendly, helpful face over the monster within. All these frightened souls.It's a feast. And a trap.

It's Christmas Eve and Marion Thomas Nelson's year is improving. The United States won an impromptu skirmish with an unexpected foe, and now he and his wife are on their way to pick up their kids from Grandma's house, where they've been safely stashed away. The future looks bright. But their celebration is cut short when the country is struck by a peculiar plague with extraterrestrial origins-a plague that is causing Americans to grow. Marion and his daughter are among the few unaffected. His wife and son are not. When people start outgrowing the world they built, an increasingly paranoid government banishes Marion and those like him to the country's old World War II-era internment camps. Imprisoned in a mysteriously rebuilt Manzanar, and surrounded by a hostile landscape in a dying world, Marion, his tiny daughter, and the other prisoners are expected to work for their keep and donate their bodies to science while the outside world hunts for a cure. Now forcibly separated from his family, Marion must plot a way home. But doing so will trigger a chain of horrifying discoveries and dark twists as he risks everything to get back to them.

You may think you've heard Marion Thomas Nelson's story before, but you've only heard one version. This is how it happens the second time. In this America, Marion's life is turning a dark corner. His wife is shrinking. His son, too. Only he and his second child, a girl with the same faulty gene as Marion, are exempt. This is not how it's supposed to be. This is not how he remembers it. Some things are the same. Manzanar's dusty gates open the way they did before for its new influx of internees. But there's a mysterious forest near the old war camp that doesn't belong. And soon there's a deadly game being played in its depths. A game where the ultimate prize is freedom. Which reality-if either-is true? And how can Marion break free and stitch his torn family back together? The answer lies with the aliens who came and went. The aliens who never fully left.

If we are morally obligated to do something does it entail one having the ability to do it? In this book Alex King sheds some much-needed light on the important but controversial 'ought implies can' debate.

Discover a different side of Athens with this new guide. The 'Soul of' collection is a new approach to the art of travelling that consists of vagabonding around, chance encounters and unforgettable experiences.

Taking as its focus memorials of the World War I in Britain, this book studies public symbols by exploring how different motives for commemorating the dead were reconciled through the processes of local politics to create a widely valued form of collective expression.

If we are morally obligated to do something does it entail one having the ability to do it? In this book Alex King sheds some much-needed light on the important but controversial 'ought implies can' debate.