Andrew Feder

The Heretic Andrew Feder

Sequel to "When The Angels Have Risen" After questioning his bizarre dreamsand unexplained sudden knowledge of ancient Greek, Jerry Fletcher is regressed to his past lives. Under his regression Jerry finally becomes awarethat during Alexander the Great's military campaignshe was Aias, the historically unwritten hero. Aias was not only Alexander's untold mentorand great true friend but was also notablefor being a true maverick and an inspiring military hero. Aias may have been mysteriously removed from Alexander's Journal, but now the truth is finally revealed. From the bloody and gruesome military campaignsto the erotic rendezvous' affairs- Aias utilizing his unique style with his very mysterious sword was a compelling warrior on the battlefield, and along with his other unique skills he was quite infamous in the bedroom. Alexander the Great often compared Aias to both Illiad's Hector and Achilles but in one. Alexander the Great and Ptlomey simply thought that Aias was perhaps a God reincarnate from Olympus. Alexander simply called him an Aries incarnate. His enemies simply called him, "Aias the Decapitator. "And Aristotle simply called him THE HERETIC. The women of Greece called him . . . Well . . . You'll simply have to read the book to find out . . .