REQUITED SERIES
Requited: A Family Secrets Saga - Rose's Story
Requited 2: The Daughter's Truth - Susan's Story
Requited 2: The Daughter's Truth - Susan's Story
An orphan discovers the truth about her living parents at age 50. A powerful family saga about identity, betrayal, and the cost of hidden truths.
Requited 2: The Daughter's Truth - Susan's Story
Requited 2: The Daughter's Truth - Susan's Story
Requited 2: The Daughter's Truth - Susan's Story
A woman follows her soulmate from London to South Africa, only for tragedy to strike. Returning home alone, she rebuilds her life — but when she falls for a passionate anarchist, everything changes. A gripping saga about love, loss, and the secrets that bind families across generations. 🛒
THRILLER SERIES
MAN ON THE RUN SERIES
Six books. One unstoppable protagonist. A globe-spanning conspiracy you won't be able to put down. A genre-bending thriller saga blending historical intrigue, financial conspiracy, and relentless action.
SOCIAL FICTION
MIGIZI
A powerful and thought-provoking novel inspired by Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Praised by Kirkus Reviews as "a sensitive, well-told story of one life ruined by the racism of involuntary assimilation."
NON-FICTION
RAINDROPS TO RICHES
A self-made millionaire shares the secrets to building true wealth through a powerful and inspiring parable. One man's life changes forever when a chance encounter opens the door to financial wisdom beyond his wildest dreams.
NON-FICTION
THE ART OF WEALTH
Becoming wealthy requires a certain mindset. Through short stories and proven strategies, this book reveals the hidden barriers that prevent most people from achieving true wealth — and how to overcome them.
PHILOSOPHICAL FICTION
REVELATION
What is the meaning of life? Is it love, free will, or immortality? A thought-provoking exploration of existence, consciousness, and the human search for meaning. Short and powerful — readers describe it as deeply affecting every time they return to it.
PHILOSOPHICAL FICTION
FAUST
Imagine an existence without heaven or hell. No gods or demons — just free will and consciousness. In contrast to Marlowe and Goethe, Baron Alexander presents a bold cosmology where free will clashes with destiny and mortal with immortal. Is love the meaning of life? Free will? Or immortality?