Alexandria is a romance novel that has several important scenes at the World Trade Center at a Romance Writers Conference. It is a love story of a young writer who must overcome many obstacles before she finds true love and success with her writing.
This man had betrayed her three times. And yet she could not get him out of her mind or out of her heart.
He was begging for another chance. And she wanted to agree, but how could she?
There was one way. She would turn her back on love, put all her energy into her writing, live for her art.
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At that moment, the nurse came in with a wheelchair to take Lori to therapy.
"Oh, no!" Lori said as the nurse pushed the wheelchair closer to the bed. "I'm never going to sit in one of those things again."
The nurse smiled at Lori and replied, "I know just how you feel, deer, but it's Dr. Steel's orders and I can't disobey doctor's orders."
"That's right, baby," Lori's father said. "Any way this will be the last time. You won't have to do it anymore. And you can come home. Just think of that."
"Okay, Dad. You're right. One last fling in the old thing won't hurt me."
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"Oh, Al, I'm so glad you said the good doctor. I was beginning to think I was coming between you and Dr. Steele, maybe even ruining your friendship. After all we wouldn't have met if it weren't for Dr. Steele bringing you into my room that day."
That statement really snapped Alex back into reality. My God, he thought, what if she suddenly remembers how we really met? That can't happen right now, not before she realizes that I love her and all I've been doing has been for her.
Professional Reviews
Waverly Daze
Alexandria is a unique romance novel that keeps the reader turning pages and hoping that Cinderella will survive the Ball, meet the Prince and live happily ever after.
Walden and Raphael have created a story that entices the reader to stand by a young would be writer as she works her way to success in her field and digs her way out of darkness into the light of love. Kathy Hamilton, Waverly Daze
