For my 22nd Birthday, I've decided to go to the newly opened Mob Museum. Little did I know, I was about to meet someone who played a big role of helping me with "Omerta Affair" and this is the story.
A few day's before I went to the Mob Museum, I went on the museum's website to see if some event was going to take place, while I was there I found out that Frank Cullotta would be there signing his book "Cullotta" during the same time as I was going to be there. Now at the time, I didn't know who he was until I Wikipedia his name and found out that the character Frank Marino from one of my favorite movies, Casino, was based on Frank Cullotta. I got excited! I always though it would be very cool to meet a real-life ex-mobster.
When my party arrived at the museum, a family member of mine, told the parking attendant that it was my Birthday. The parking attendant wish me, a Happy Birthday and he let us in to park. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the parking attendant got on his walkie talkie. After we parked the car, the parking attendant approached me and told me to go right in the gift shop because, Frank Cullotta was waiting for me to wish me a Happy Birthday. I couldn't believe my luck or this parking attendant was full of it. To this day, I still don't know.
So we went in, waiting for some friends to show up while we got our tickets. In the gift shop entryway, there was a sign out saying that Frank Cullotta was there signing his book. A friend of mine took a picture of me by the sign.
When we went in, That was when I first saw Frank, sitting there signing his books and taking pictures. There was a long line to meet him. So we decided to look around the shop until the line went down. After a bit there was no line, so I walked up and stood behind that person whom was having their copy of Frank's book sign by him. After that person was done I thought I was next to meet Frank, as I started to walk up to him, but it had turned out that the man next to me was there before me and was next. That was kind of embarrassing. I let him go ahead and waited my turn.
When I finally walked up to meet Frank. He stood up and shook my hand. Then Frank asked me if I wanted a picture with him, and I said "Sure" so we took one, but some reason it didn't turn out, then we took another one and to my surprise Frank hugged me as the picture was being taken. After that, Frank and I started to talk while the picture was printing. I told him that I'm a writer working on my first book about the Mafia. He was interested he then gave me the photo of us for free since it was my birthday and signed it for me. Afterwards we wished each other good-bye, and I went into the museum with my party. Little did I know, I will be seeing him again.
A few weeks later, I went to a book store and bought Frank's book "Cullotta" and I read it. After I've finished the book, I thought what if he was on Facebook. So I found his Facebook fan page and got up the courage to message him telling him whom I was, and that I've enjoyed his book and meeting him.
A couple of days later, he replied to my message, and that is how our friendship began and through Frank, I met and made a lot of great friends. Thank's to Frank's help "Omerta Affair" was born and turn into a book.
Please join Local Author, Alexandra Forry as she’ll be
signing her latest book "Omerta Affair" on January 18 9am-11am at
Starbucks Coffee, 2120 N Rampart Blvd. at Lake Mead Blvd. Then the following weekend, January 25, she’ll be at Perk Up
Coffee Shop on 11370 Southern Highlands Pkwy #100, Las Vegas, NV 89141
Wishing you a safe and a very Happy Holiday and best wishes for the new year! 
My how time flies! 2013 has been one of the best years ever! At the beginning of this year I made a new year’s resolution and goal finishing my novel, finding an agent, and get it published. I'm happy to say that I met my goal and my first novel "Omerta Affair" is out today. 
I completely finished my novel around June and I sent it off to that agent that was waiting to see it. Three weeks I've lived with excitement and nervous until one night I got an e-mail from her telling me that she liked the my book and want to meet with me. That's how I got Miss. Iris to be my agent.
This Thanksgiving I went to Charleston South Carolina! While I was there I walked the Atlantic Ocean for the first time. I went to a plantation that was still working, that was very awesome, and walked the down town main street.
Happy Monday, hope you all stayed warm over the weekend. Over the weekend I was at Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas for the Battle Born Book Festival. I've met a few interesting people while I was there. This Saturday, I'll be The Festival of Lights at the Lakes, W. Sahara and Durango behind Citibank, in Las Vegas NV, signing my book"OMERTA AFFAIR" from noon to 6 see you all there!!
On Saturday, December 7th, join me at the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas for the Battle Born Book Festival from 10 am to 4 pm. 
Happy December 1st to each and every one of you <3 I
can't believe it's already December and the New Year is quickly coming up. I
really loves this time of year, it’s very magical and romantic, spending time
with friend and love one. Holidays movies are playing on TV, shopping, and
wonderful food. It’s most wonderful time of year and this holiday the busiest
time of the year for me. On December 7, join me as I will be signing mine book
"Omerta Affair" at THE LOCAL AUTHORS AND NOTABLES WILL BE AT THE
NEVADA STATE MUSEUM FROM 10:00 AM TO 4:00 PM. This is a FREE Event. AND please
join me at The Festival of Lights Event on December 14. I'll be available for
photos, book signings as Omerta Affair will be available for purchase. Don’t
forget Mob-Mouth is next mouth! More details about what I'm doing next mouth is coming soon! Wishing you all the
best December. -Alexandra Forry :) 
My book "Omerta Affair" 
Happy Halloween to one and all,whether if you are going trick or treat with your kids or going to a Halloween Party, Have a very fun and very safe Holiday!
When we went in, That was when I first saw Frank, sitting there signing his books and taking pictures. There was a long line to meet him. So we decided to look around the shop until the line went down. After a bit there was no line, so I walked up and stood behind that person whom was having their copy of Frank's book sign by him. After that person was done I thought I was next to meet Frank, as I started to walk up to him, but it had turned out that the man next to me was there before me and was next. That was kind of embarrassing. I let him go ahead and waited my turn.
