Christopher Manning

About the Book

Sara was livid that her computer had failed. She had completely lost Christopher Manning and all his information from her Internet files. A regular subscriber to the Internet server her brother owned, Sara could not post Manning’s regular monthly eleven-dollar payment without it totally disappearing before her eyes. When Manning received a bill for 1.1 million dollars, he had to come into her office to clear the matter up. She was attracted to a man for the first time in many years and was devastated when she realized that he was an investigator for the attorney general’s office and that that whole thing was set up to get close to her files because she was suspected of computer identity left. Sara would lose much. Her best friend was murdered, another friend was arrested in error, and of course, there was that attraction that quickly turned to love that she knew was impossible. Manning simply took the physical attraction for granted, and for some reason, she went along for the ride. Together they solved the crime and got married. That was when the fun began. Sara discovered her perfect man loved to dance, loved the oldies she played on her piano, and adored shopping. Imagine that, if you will. Christopher Manning turned out to be that perfect man, and they continued to do what they did best—make love and dance. Between them, they found a way to make a living, opening a dance club for those who loved to do ballroom dancing. It was the real McCoy, the real ballroom dancing, not exhibition style. There is a new adventure for them both as they learn about each other. Singing? Who would have thought?

About the Author

Arlene M. McKeon has been publisher, editor and reporter for forty years before attempting to write fiction. She started her first novel at the age of sixteen, but over the years life took over and no more “made up” stories were allowed in her work. Now, in Christoper Manning - Sentimental Journey she had invented the perfect man. After being married to her first love for 56 years she feels qualified; her husband was not perfect, and truthfully she explained that she had never actually met a perfect man. With a sense of humor her books start with love and marriage and generally the first year or so of married life. “Sentimental Journey”, however is number one of nine book series and she spends her time now, editing what she wrote. She also has seven other novels with different stories but all that starts with marriage early in the game. She still says that the first ten years of marriage is the hardest. She and her late husband raised seven children, have twenty-two grandchildren so when it comes to marriage and raising a family she could only wish her’s were as perfect as Christopher Manning’s.