Beginning - Paperback

by Dylan Alexander (Author)

To walk forth through the horrors of Earth's demise is quite an experience, but to walk backwards through it is an entirely different journey in and of itself. As the United Federation goes to war with Greater China, a global collapse begins. The clock ticks towards doomsday and, as it does so, individuals across the globe unravel a hidden truth about this mysterious war that could be foreseen by none. Join a corporate man, a cellular expert, an artist, a politician, a colonel, and the Dalai Lama in this backtrack of the planet's destruction. Follow them as they make their way to where it all began, and then decide for yourself what the truth may be. Follow them to the beginning.

Author Biography

At the age of six, Dylan Alexander received an empty book from his grandmother as a Christmas present. Since then, he's been writing countless stories, demonstrating his vast imagination and creative skills. At thirteen he published his first novel, a short first-person narrative about a the four day life of a robot named Zero aptly titled "Cybernetica: Zero's Story." Two more novels spawned from his mind in the next year: "Livestock," a zombie apocalypse story based around an alternate timeline, and "Return to the Castle," a tale about a kingdom in peril from within. His fourth novel is "Beginning," a mysterious reverse account of a terrible war that took the lives of nearly every life form on planet Earth. Soon afterward Dylan finished his fifth novel, the soon-to-be published "Ledge." This will be the first in a trilogy about the arrival of angels on Earth after the Fourth World War. It is, like his first novel, a first-person narrative, though years of practice have sharpened his skills as a storyteller and given him the ability to create an unexpected, honest, realistic lead character, as well as powerful allies who stand by him throughout the course of his journey. Dylan Alexander is prolific, intelligent, and improving with every novel he writes. And yeah, it's true, I wrote this. I didn't have somebody else write it. Maybe it sounds a little egotistical. It's the truth though. Go ahead and read "Beginning" and "Ledge." I have a feeling you'll agree with me when I say, "They're pretty cool stories." Later, D.