Aleronde the Great

The Aleronde Trilogy: Three very different books, one epic sci-fi tale

Visitors from Earth witness the shocking downfall of Aleronde. They share an unexpected role in this catastrophe with a mysterious figure from the past who unpicks the fabric of the Aleronden empire with that most dangerous thing: an idea.

The Problem with Uncle Teddy's Memoir and Saint John's Ambulatory are each prequels to Aleronde the Great and can be read in either order.

The Problem with Uncle Teddy's Memoir tells—through letters, emails, and Uncle Teddy's own manuscript—a troubling tale of empire, slavery, and betrayal.

Reading the memoir forces two friends to reexamine their childhood experiences of abduction.

Saint John's Ambulatory is a murder mystery, but there are aliens in every shadow. Only one man has evidence of extraterrestrials on Earth, but now, he's dead.

In Aleronde the Great, the significance of Uncle Teddy's memoir and the Ambulatory are revealed, and one small act of kindness unleashes trouble of galactic proportions.