An Audience with the Sidewalk Saviour by K. Alexander

Would it not be great if ordinary people had the power to heal? To undo the wrong and make the World a better place for all.

If not all, but some had the power, would they be obliged to use this power to the benefit of all or could they choose to use the power at their own discretion ? Would it make a difference if there was a limit to the number of times the power could be used or if the use of the power came with a price ?

Should you want to explore this topic then look up "An Audience with the Sidewalk Saviour" by K. Alexander. This brings you in touch with India Waits. India was raised by nuns, who was non too keen on India exercising her natural healing powers. So I guess that it's not really surprising that India has locked away her real powers and get by in life as a natural health practitioner. That is until one day she is pushed forward by her friend Warren to help a young woman who lies bleeding on the foot walk, shot while queuing for the movie theater.

After having her real powers to heal exposed to the world at large India's life changes, she is rejected by her friends, who question her reasons to keep her powers of healing a secret, and she is haunted by the press.

If you choose to follow along with India while she paves a new path in life for herself be prepared for the unexpected. This is an original story in the true sense of the word, it does not follow the classic pattern of Lesfic, but don't worry you will get your romance along the way - just not so easily as in the mainstream LesFic fic's.

"An Audience with ...." is not my standard treat as it mix romance and drama with "supernatural" powers, which are not quite my cup of tea, but the quality of the writing and not least the dialog between India and her friend Jude is refreshing and a treat in it self.

K. Alexander is still active in the online Universe of fan fiction and I do hope that we will have more stories from her pen in the future. Should you have missed her story "Love Bites" and you could do with a bit of humor and a crunchy dialog - try it out - it's great fun.

Love Bites by K. Alexander

I never seek out the shady bars, mix with a bunch of big leather clad women or get involved in bar brawls, but I’ll let you know that I do let out the occasional profanity when a driver cuts into my lane! Yes - you may call me dull, and yes I might miss out on quite a bit of what life has to offer, but at least I don’t ever wake up with a bruised face after a night on the town!

Sometimes the things that life has to offer aren’t the things you wish for. So I guess that I can sympathize with Beck when she “celebrates” the day of her “six-month-liberty” – the kind of liberty you gain when you girlfriend decides that the arms of another woman is much more alluring than yours - and get herself into a tussle in a bar, just because she is hurting and ….. drunk. Luckily for Beck someone quite nice and sexy is ready to go save a damsel in distress and throw in a comforting embrace and the likes. So maybe something good will come off this little altercation after all?

Now don’t get disappointed if Beck ends up with more that just a little one-on-one action. Who wouldn’t like to get sandwiched between two gorgeous women? But don’t get too worked up - this is definitely not erotica - even if the storyline do include a gorgeous third lady in the plot.

This is humour with a romantic twist created by way of a lively banter between Beck, her knight in shining amour “Big Sexy” or Eileen as she prefers to call herself, and Laura – the infamous third lady. The bantering is a fun way to create a dynamic storyline focused on the three protagonists and some well constructed humorous episodes.

If you like Larisa’s stories you might also like K. Alexander’s “Love Bites” as it have a bit of the screwball comedy style of Larisa but without the stereotype characters and storyline.