At a Moment's Notice - Alexander, Carole
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At A Moment's Notice: A Witness To Murder is a fast-paced novel that follows a witness whose life is upended after seeing a murder. Set in Manhattan, New York, in 1957, the plot dives into the inner workings of mob activity surrounding one particular murder. Inspired by true events from the author's family history, this suspenseful novel offers unpredictable twists and keeps the reader on edge until the final page. Although fictional, parts of the story are drawn from Carole's own past.

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At A Moment's Notice: A Witness To Murder is a fast-paced novel that follows a witness whose life is upended after seeing a murder. Set in Manhattan, New York, in 1957, the plot dives into the inner workings of mob activity surrounding one particular murder. Inspired by true events from the author's family history, this suspenseful novel offers unpredictable twists and keeps the reader on edge until the final page. Although fictional, parts of the story are drawn from Carole's own past.
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Autorenporträt
Author of At a Moment's Notice, Carole grew up in South Huntington, NY. After she married in 1975, she moved to Deltona, Florida with her husband. Carole became divorced and moved to Central Florida, where she remained until returning to New York when her mother began to experience some mild health issues. She returned home in 1994 to assist her mother who was living alone. Carole always loved to write but didn't begin to publish her work until 2013. Her first book was a caregiver resource guide, There's No One Like Mom, which focuses on critical caregiving needs for the elderly. The book is highlighted with amusing true stories of her life while caring for her aging mother. This second book, At a Moment's Notice, is a fast-paced suspense novel that keeps the reader on edge until the final page. Although this is a work of fiction, segments of the story are excerpted from the author's own family history.