About Always Alex: A sweet, Cinderella-inspired Christmas novella (Nashville Billionaires Book 3):
What if Cinderella’s biggest challenge wasn’t finding her prince—but revealing who she truly is?Nikki McAllister has always been content to be the girl behind the scenes—best friend to the glamorous Krisi St. Claire, and never the one to capture attention. But when a Christmas masquerade ball throws her into a Cinderella moment, she steps into her best friend’s gown and, for one night, becomes someone else. At the ball, Nikki unexpectedly captures the attention, and heart, of Alexander St. Claire—Nashville’s most eligible bachelor and the man she’s secretly loved for years.For Alex, the mystery woman in the stunning blue dress is like a dream—one that stirs something inside him he can’t ignore. But when the clock strikes midnight and the mystery woman disappears, will Alex be able to find his Cinderella?And will Nikki’s fairy tale end before it even begins?With Christmas magic in the air and secrets at every turn, Nikki must decide if she’s ready to step out of the shadows and into the spotlight of her own life. In this heartfelt retelling of Cinderella, love isn’t just about finding the perfect prince—it’s about discovering who you truly are.Always Alex is a sparkling holiday romance about second chances, true love, and the courage to claim your own happily ever after.
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Author Bio:
Becki writes sweet contemporary romance filled with humor, heartwarming friendships, and leading ladies who know how to hold their ground on the way to happily ever after.
With a knack for delicious food descriptions that might make you reach for a snack and settings so vivid you’ll feel like you’ve booked a ticket, her stories offer a full sensory experience.
As a wife of 26 years, a proud empty nester with two adult children, and a self-proclaimed travel addict with a backpack always at the ready, Becki knows a thing or two about adventure—and she’s not afraid to write it!
When she’s not crafting stories, she’s probably planning her next trip or convincing herself that “research” absolutely requires a taste test.