I, Alastair (novel)

 was the sixth novel in the seventh series of Lethbridge-Stewart, released under the banner of Bloodlines, by Candy Jar Books in 2020.

Publisher's summary
Hail the Leader!

Under the gentle guidance of The Leader, Britain has flourished after the removal of the dead hand of democracy and the old, corrupt aristocracy. Dominant in Europe, a great power around the world, the Republic stands as a beacon to wise, benevolent and firm leadership.

The team led by column leader Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart is the best and brightest of us all, ensuring that attempts to overthrow the natural order will be stamped into submission.

Those who stand with the leader ensure that Britain remains great, a power to be reckoned with, and a dominant force across the globe.

Unity is strength.

Plot
to be added

Characters

 * Column Leader Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart
 * Ben Knight
 * Spencer Pemberton
 * James Lethbridge-Stewart
 * Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart
 * John Benton
 * Sally Wright
 * Anne Travers
 * Edward Travers

Continuity

 * Knight remembers meeting the 'false' Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart nine years ago, as depicted in PROSE: The Schizoid Earth. That puts this story in 1968 - the same year that the first Lethbridge-Stewart books were set.
 * The book states the Bolsheviks lost the Russian Civil War and Knight is relieved not to be captured by "Tsarists"; the White Russians winning was started by The Face of the Enemy.
 * Oblique references are made to Alastair having a covered-up past. [PROSE]]: The Schizoid Earth had him come from an alternate timeline.

Errors

 * Knight refers to meeting the 'false Lethbridge-Stewart eight years ago a few paragraphs after saying it was nine years.