Breathing Underwater deals with the serious and all-too-common problem of dating violence. It was law school that probably helped with my first novel. I studied opera in college (I'm a coloratura - the really loud, high-pitched sopranos.) and then went to law school. By high school, I'd made some friends and gotten involved in various "gifted and talented" performing arts programs. I had a really hard time making friends, so I spent a lot of time reading and writing then. My family moved to Miami when I was in middle school. Zeiser, told my mother, "Alexandra marches to her own drummer." I don't think that was supposed to be a compliment. When the other kids were on Book 20, I was on Book 1! My teacher, Mrs. But I compensated for this early proficiency by absolutely refusing to read the programmed readers required by the school system - workbooks where you read the story, then answered the questions. And when I was eight, I got my first rejection letter from Highlights Magazine.
When I was five, my mom said I should be an author. This probably influenced my interest in witches. I grew up on a street called Salem Court. Love Jacaranda is out in the world! Hope you'll check out this fun wish-fulfillment romance!
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