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Ali Alavi came to America in 1995 as an international student. He wrote The Autumn of Traces and Enchantment when he was a graduate student at the University of Southern Maine in Portland. He is currently an academic chairperson. Currently, he divides his time between his profession and writing and has recently completed his second novel. He lives in Washington, D.C.
Web Site: www.saalavi.com
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Last Christmas in Tehran
ISBN: 978-0-9834885-5-2
5 x 8 Quality Trade Paperback
Release date: August 2011
Pages: 114
Price: $13.95
A street musician, a stage actress and a myriad of friends defy overwhelming odds during a tumultuous time as they experience life in a cozy little café in Tehran. The friendship, understanding and pain they share binds them together as they endure obstacles of life in a world filled with hopelessness and despair.
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The Autumn of Traces and Enchantment
ISBN: 978-0-9841870-2-9
5 x 8 Quality Trade Paperback
Release date: July 2010
Pages: 186
Price: $12.95
A kidnapping case, a ghostly apparition and an amulet that opens a gate to the realm of the uncanny embroils aspiring novelist, Christopher Wayne, in the mysterious disappearance of local prostitutes. His pursuit for the missing girls takes him on a riveting adventure down the backstreets of Boston where he visits churches and brothels, searching for evidence, only to find the missing girls were abducted by an escaped psychopath who has imprisoned them in the dungeons of the old mansion on the island where he lives, practically in his own back yard.
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The Lady of Moulin Rouge
ISBN: 978-0-9834885-2-1
5 x 8 Quality Trade Paperback
Release date: May 2011
Pages: 252
Price: $13.95
A magnificent nineteenth century painting has been stolen from British
aristocrat Angela Higgins and the DC private eye Alex Knight is hired
to return the precious masterpiece to its rightful owner. In this first-ever
Alex Knight novel, the DC P.I.’s investigation takes him on a riveting
adventure from the dangerous labyrinths of organized crime to the
majestic halls of academia.
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