Author

Mehek Nasir

Designer and dreamer, creating safe spaces through words and imagination. Author of 'Elevator 143'.

The book

Elevator 143

Elevator 143 is a contemporary romance novel that revolves around the lives of two young and talented individuals who work in the fashion industry, Cassie Florence (editor-in-the-making at ELLE Magazine) and Lawrence Isenberg (head designer at Prada). The story is based in the bustling streets of New York City, where the lives of the two intertwine while staying at the famous Ritz-Carlton Hotel. From brief meetings in the hotel to their crossing paths outside it, will they remain as mere acquaintances or become something more?

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What this book is about.

01

Two careers, one hotel, and a great many lift journeys

02

New York as somewhere to begin again

03

The fashion industry seen at close quarters

04

An attraction that refuses to be hurried

05

Friendship across a fifty-year age gap

About the Author

Designer by profession and author by choice, I am a visionary and dreamer for the finer things in life. I want to use my words and imagination to allow people a safe space where they can escape reality and find solace amoungst the chaos. I have been writing on different online platforms for almost a decade now but this would be my first time publishing a novel and I look forward to every single step of the journey.

Excerpts

Elevator 143, p. 1

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to New York City, the “concrete jungle where dreams are made”, where “there’s nothing you can’t do”. Here in the city that never sleeps, meet Cassie Florence, editor-in-the-making at ELLE Magazine.

Elevator 143, p. 1

As September approached, Cassie started off a new week at ELLE magazine. She had been working there for just over two weeks and loved every bit of the job. Yes, it was hard. Yes, she had a lot to do in very little time but she was a fighter. And she would show them that things may get tough but she was tougher.

Elevator 143, p. 12

Mrs. Fredrickson and Lawrence both looked towards the opening of the elevator. Lawrence’s eyes widened slightly as, to his surprise, his heart skipped a beat and he caught himself staring again... longer than he should have.