The Wall Between Us

About the Book

Just when she thought it was over, Michelle Andrews found herself facing more dramatic changes in her life; ones that involved a marriage request, a murder, and a four generation secret. Her friendship with Dr. Peter Driscoll was becoming more than comfortable and after getting settled in her own condo and learning how to live alone and loving it, Pete proposed. Her time as a volunteer at a Woman's Shelter opened up a whole new world of relationships creating a circle of friends that didn't know they were related, except by the appearance of a mystifying birthmark. The sudden appearance of a dead body, the collapse of a long standing business and the people involved, began to twist and turn until Michelle finds herself in the middle of a police investigation, friends in jeopardy and the answer to a long lost child. The Wall Between Us is the story of Michelle's struggle for a normal life and the simple things in that life being plagued with outrageous events.

About the Author

Alyce Norris enjoyed writing her first book The Imperfect Circle. But, with the many requests of her friends, had more fun writing the sequel entitled; The Wall Between Us. A Yankee transplant from the state of Delaware, Alyce moved to Miami, Florida in 1958. She raised her family, retired from her career in dentistry after fifty four years and pursued her love of writing poetry and authored her first book in 2012. This second book takes up where the first one stopped because her friends wanted more. Alyce has three grown children with children of their own, is married to a retired fireman and is already thinking of her third story. The move to Florida kept her busy raising three children and working full time in the field of dentistry where she retired in 2009. She served as the editor of the Florida Dental Assistants’ Association newsletter, printed quarterly and also served as the managing editor of The Pinnacle for the Board of Diplomates, published twice a year out of Chicago. Over the years she wrote narrative poetry covering many adventures she and her friend (Bonnie in the book) had, mountain climbing and traveling. When she joined the South Florida Writers’ Association, she was encouraged to write a book. The Imperfect Circle is her first attempt with several more stored up in her imagination.