Alan Frost Livres

Humanity had extended itself across the galaxy to over a thousand planets. It had discovered peace, and consequently had little need for a military force. It had never encountered an alien species of any sort. It felt safe.Then everything changed. Eighteen planets were attacked by an aggressive alien fleet that appeared to devour every living thing. AI Central’s calculations confirmed that this was an extinction event, and recommended that Humanity should flee. However, this was not possible for the trillion odd inhabitants.Admiral Bonner had a plan. However, she was constantly surprised by the events that confronted her. How could you win against such ridiculous odds? Battles were fought, and eventually, some level of success was achieved, but they had yet to meet The Brakendeth. Who or what were they? Why were most of the galaxy terrified of them?

The journey in 1787 involved a convoy of eleven ships transporting around 1400 people to Botany Bay, often depicted as chaotic and poorly managed. Critics like Robert Hughes highlighted the organizers' disorganization and lack of preparation, while Manning Clark described the experience as one of extreme hardship and disorder. This account challenges the conventional narrative of the expedition, shedding light on the struggles faced by those involved.

Offering a comprehensive and genuine exploration of the origins of modern Australia, this book presents a detailed narrative that has not been available for over two centuries. It delves into the historical context, key events, and influential figures that shaped the nation, providing readers with a fresh perspective on Australia's early development and its lasting impact on contemporary society.

Nobody in Grand Brittanica remembers the Slimenest attacks, thanks to Merlin's manipulation of time that saved everybody.Nobody, that is, apart from the magicians, like Thomas and Lady Malander.So when a new threat emerges, in the form of a horde of rampaging Vikings, it is up to them to reform the armies and recover the technologies they utilised last time around.But why are the Council of Elders so against any move against the invaders? And where is Merlin's former lover, Rachel? Are the Vikings the real enemy? Or is there a conspiracy that goes deeper?As the Malvern Hills are plunged into conflict again, the forces of Grand Brittanica will have to call on the Fay, the Druids and even that unspeakable power that resides beneath the earth to survive.

Grand Britannica is under attack from the mysterious Slimenest. After an unexpected coup in the council of Elders, Lord Malander finds himself having to coordinate all the country's defensive forces.But how do you fight an enemy that actively welcomes death as a new beginning?To defeat the Slimenest, he must deploy his wife and her group of magicians. He must invent new technologies and methods of warfare and unravel a mysterious prophecy that appears in the most unlikely of places.When Merlin himself travels through time to aid his younger self in the war effort, it becomes apparent there is more to this war than Lord Malander could ever have predicted.Are the Slimenest the true enemy? Or are they just tools of a more sinister force?