Caleb Alexander: 7 books

Caleb Alexander has woven his most explosive and provocative tale to date. Belly of the Beast takes the readers on a violent, gut wrenching, deeply emotional journey through the American prison system. A place where friends become enemies, and enemies band together for survival in a system that is...

Tameka had it all, a bright future and a new career.And then she met Caleb, Wall Street’s broker of the year.Caleb was like a dream, a fairytale come true.Tameka’s only problem, was that she was in love with Erick too.She juggled both relationships, and kept both men apart,Then Erick found out...

A fresh voice in urban fiction spins a classic romance into a modern-day love story about sisterhood, faith, and overcoming obstacles. This humorous tale of love and triumph ties two unlikely suitors together in a merry mix of plotting and gossip. On one side is R&B superstar, Jamaica, and...

After having to deal with so much baby momma drama in her previous relationship, Kimberly has vowed to never again date a man with children. Her wealthy mother is constantly pushing her to go back to her rich doctor boyfriend. The owner of the magazine she works for as an advertising exec, is always...

Peaches and her girls continue their quest to take control of Columbus Ohio's illicit drug trade. Her boyfriend's unexpected release from prison has thrown a monkey wrench in her plans, while her numerous enemies are hell bent on taking her out. With the war in full swing and violent gun...

Eastside is a coming-of-age tale set among the backdrop of inner-city gang violence in the early '90s. Eastside is about mothers struggling and supporting one another as they match in a seemingly endless procession to the cemetary to bury their children. Unrepentantly crooked police officers,...

This collection examines the relationship between Augustine and Wittgenstein and demonstrates the deep affinity they share, not only for the substantive issues they treat but also for the style of philosophizing they employ. Wittgenstein saw certain salient Augustinian approaches to concepts like...