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Ups and Downs of Life
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Many Mansions follows twin brothers living in New York who wind up in dramatically different lives after a fight that ends their relationship. What was the inspiration for the setup for your story?
Many Mansions was inspired due to my love of luxurious real estate in magazines, on TV, on social media, and in real-time. Just like, my main characters Moses and Isaac who had an interest in affluent homes. At the same time, when I was seventeen, I almost got my real estate license, but I changed my mind because I wanted to become a writer instead. I know it might sound crazy, but that was me. The biblical quote “Many Mansions” made me think of God’s home with an abundance of homes in the sky for people who did good in the world.
What are some things that you find interesting about the human condition that you think make for great fiction?
The things that I find interesting about the human condition are when the characters go through ups and downs. They may have bad intentions but turn them around and do good in the end. When a character has fallen on luck and has given up on life like my character Isaac who couldn’t take the outside world looking down on him. Even his parents and then the one who was supposed to be there for him which was his brother, Moses. And any situation, a person may experience that will cause them to take drastic measures or something good.
What character did you enjoy writing for? Was there one that was more challenging to write?
I love writing about Moses because he strived to make his real estate company a reality. I love writing about Isaac as well, even though he became homeless. I enjoyed writing about both Moses and Isaac as you know they are brothers but took different paths in life. I usually write characters who are opposites and both main characters. I had no problem writing the other characters in Many Mansions.
What is the next book that you’re working on and when can fans expect it out?
I’m working on a dark romance about an abduction. And I can’t make any promises when this dark love story will be available. I’ll keep everyone posted.
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Moses moved on, graduated from college, and started his real estate business. He networked with real investors, contractors, and realtors in the field. He became a lucrative businessman selling luxurious homes for the rich and famous. Over the next decade, Moses thought of his brother, Isaac. He was so caught up in himself that he forgot about the brother who was out in the world somewhere. He didn’t know if Isaac was dead or alive.
While shopping at the supermarket with his girlfriend, Moses stood in line waiting to purchase his items. He noticed a filthy, unkempt gentleman who couldn’t afford his purchases, and offered to help him out. Moses noticed it was Isaac. The twins reunion wasn’t heartwarming. Instead, it was filled with jealousy, envy, and hate from the past. Moses and Isaac reconciled their differences. They realized who caused their broken bond. It was their stepfather who came into their lives, turning everything upside down. Finally, Moses and Isaac got rid of this man with the help of their mother who also suffered from this man’s lies, abuse, and cheating. Now, the brothers made their dreams became a reality. They sold luxury properties and also provided homes for the homeless.
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Many Mansions
Posted by Literary Titan

In Many Mansions, Alexis Soleil presents a narrative rich in emotional depth, intricate character development, and themes that invite reflection. Her prose adeptly handles the complexities of human connections, societal challenges, and the resilience inherent in the human spirit.
Soleil’s talent shines in her character creation. Each individual in the narrative is shaped with remarkable depth and realism, fostering a strong connection between the reader and the characters’ journeys. From youthful aspirations to the burdens of adult life, Soleil captures the essence of her characters’ growth with sensitivity and subtlety. The book also tackles the issue of societal discrimination with relevance and poignancy. Soleil uses her characters’ experiences, such as Isaac’s struggle with prejudice due to his albinism and others’ encounters with neglect and domestic violence, to illuminate the often harsh realities of those marginalized by societal norms. Her approach to these challenging topics is handled with both grace and empathy, encouraging a deeper understanding in her readers.
The narrative structure of Many Mansions further distinguishes Soleil’s work. The intertwining of various perspectives and timelines creates a dynamic and engaging reading experience. The unique addition of a playlist further enriches the narrative, drawing readers deeper into the story’s world. A notable aspect of Soleil’s writing is the underlying thread of hope and redemption. Despite the obstacles and trials faced by her characters, there is an enduring sense of optimism and resilience. Moments of reconciliation and healing within the story highlight each person’s potential for growth and change.
Alexis Soleil’s Many Mansions is a compelling exploration of storytelling’s power. With her vivid prose and engaging characters, she guides readers on a journey that encompasses self-discovery, empathy, and a deeper understanding of the human condition. In today’s divided world, Soleil’s work stands out as a source of inspiration and a reminder of our shared complexities and potential for unity.
Pages: 349 | ASIN : B0CLJGB5LH
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Rivalry. Redemption. And Second Chances
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IRATE: A Rocker’s Raging Romance follows a heavy metal musician who suffered an abusive childhood try to heal and find real love. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?
The setup of Irate is where the reader will meet this emotionally damaged young child who listens to the most insane music that inspired him to go into music instead of screwing up his life by going to jail or ending up dead. He had his favorite bands, learned to play bass guitar, and sang with aggression.
Ramiro suffers from his father’s abuse and has to unlearn the toxic behaviors as an adult to find his happiness. What were some driving ideals behind your character’s development?
Ramiro wanted Noelle to be the perfect girlfriend and expected her to marry him. He criticized everything she did and loved from her clothes to her music, but he didn’t dare say a word about her sing. He knew she had talent and could become a big star than him. Ramiro knew he had issues and had to resolve them by seeking counseling. He hated his father so much to the point of therapy.
What were some themes that were important for you to explore in this book?
The themes I explored in Irate were an interracial romance/ different musical lifestyles between Ramiro and Noelle. Ramiro’s dark side and Noelle’s light side. The father and son rivalry. Redemption. And second chances.
What is the next book that you are working on and when will it be available?
I’m working on a family drama which is a sibling rivalry between two brothers. So, this story is a dark family drama. I write things that are dramatic whether it be a love story or family situation or anything.
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Irate
Posted by Literary Titan

Ramiro Espinoza has a promising future in his Heavy Metal band Irate. However, his past haunts him and prevents him from enjoying his achievements. Since he was a young boy, he felt a connection with music and strived to become a great vocalist and bassist. His early life was complicated because he comes from a dysfunctional family where Jorge, his father, inflicted physical and emotional harm on his family, justifying his abuse with bible passages. Fortunately, his mother and sister supported Ramiro’s dreams, and he used his music to cope with the emotions caused by the conflicts with his father. Eventually, he met Noelle, a House/Techno singer who gave up her career to travel on Irate’s tour around the world. Now Ramiro must learn to open his heart and face the problems with his father to achieve true success in life and develop a healthy relationship with Noelle.
Author Alexis Soleil has a detailed narration style. She introduces readers to Ramiro through the significant moments of his life. Readers first meet him in his youth, when he is a teenager and in a rebellious period. There are good moments, for example, when he gets a tattoo of a 3D tarantula, and bad situations as when his father kicks him out of the house on Christmas. Eventually, we see Ramiro maturing with his career, developing a relationship with Noelle, and coming to terms with his family’s issues.
Alexis Soleil doesn’t just focus on Roamiro; Noelle is an essential part of this story and has strong character development and her own personal conflicts to resolve. This diversity in the character’s personalities and ethnic backgrounds enriches the narrative because it shows that everyone has conflicts to resolve.
IRATE: A Rocker’s Raging Romance has a dark plot with intense scenes and mature language. This novel is focused on the world of Heavy Metal and shows a realistic perspective with touring, problems in the band, and even with Noelle seeing the reactions from fans. I recommend this contemporary romance for those that enjoy the lifestyle of Heavy Metal music, complicated romantic relationships, and self-discovery.
Pages: 354 | ASIN : B09F62BDRV
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